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THE  VALUABLE  COLLECTION  OF 

MANUSCRIPTS,  AUTOGRAPHS,  BOOKS,  PORTRAITS 
AND  OTHER  INTERESTING  MATERIAL, 
MAINLY  RELATING  TO 

NAPOLEON  BONAPARTE 

AND  THE 

FRENCH  REVOLUTION 


THE  PROPERTY  OF 

WARREN  C.  CRANE,  Esq. 

A MERCHANT  OF  OLD  NEW  YORK 


TO  BE  SOLD 

UNDER  THE  MANAGEMENT  OF  THE 

AMERICAN  ART  ASSOCIATION 


MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH 
NEW  YORK 


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ON  FRf:E  PUBLIC  VIEW 

AT  THE  AMERICAN  ART  GALLERIES 
MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH,  NEW  YORK 
ENTRANCE  AT  6 EAST  23d  STREET 

BEGINNING  MONDAY,  NOVEMBER  10th,  1918 

AND  CONTINUING  UNTIL  THE  DATE  OF  SALE 


THE  VALUABLE 

NAPOLEONIC  COLLECTION 

OF 

WARREN  C.  CRANE,  Esq. 


TO  BE  SOLD  AT  UNRESTRICTED  PUBLIC  SALE 

BY  ORDER  OF  THE  OWNER 

ON  THURSDAY  AFTERNOON,  NOVEMBER  THE  13th,  1913 

AT  2.30  O’CLOCK,  AND  THEREAFTER  AS  HEREIN  STATED 

AT  THE  AMERICAN  ART  GALLERIES 

MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH,  NEW  YORK 


THE  AMERICAN  ART  ASSOCIATION 


ANNOUNCES  THAT 

ON  ALL  OF  THE  AFTERNOONS 
AND  ON  ALLOT  THE  EVENINGS  EXCEPT  SATURDAY 

OF 

NOVEMBER  13,  14,  15,  17,  18,  19,  20  and  21 

IT  WILL  SELL 

AT  PUBLIC  AUCTION 

WITHOUT  RESERVE  OR  RESTRICTION 

THE  VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OF 

MANUSCRIPTS,  AUTOGRAPHS 
BOOKS,  PORTRAITS  AND  OTHER 
INTERESTING  MATERIAE 

MAINLY  RELATING  TO 


NAPOLEON  BONAPARTE 

AND 

THE  FRENCH  REVOLUTION 


BELONGING  TO 


WARREN  C CRANE,  ESQUIRE 

“A  MERCHANT  OF  OLD  NEW  YORK” 

THE  ENTIRE  COLLECTION 

WILL  BE 

ON  FREE  PUBLIC  VIEW 

AT  THE  AMERICAN  ART  GALLERIES 

MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH,  NEW  YORK 
ENTRANCE,  6 EAST  23rcl  STREET 

ON  MONDAY,  NOVEMBER  10,  1913 
AND  THEREAFTER  UNTIL  DATE  OF  SALE 

Mr.  Crane,  in  consi^nin^  this  remarkable  collection  to  The 
American  Art  Association,  wrote  thereof  in  the  following  in- 
teresting manner: 

121  West  70th  Street,  New  York  City,  July  1,  1913. 
American  Art  Association,  Madison  Square  South,  Nerv  York  Cit}): 

Dear  Sirs — For  nearly  forty  years  I have  been  an  enthusiastic  collector  of 
books,  autographs,  prints,  broadsides,  engravings,  etc.,  relative  to  that  marvelous 
man  “The  Little  Corporal,”  the  great  Napoleon,  of  whom  Lord  Holland  said  in 
open  Parliament  “That  the  very  persons  who  detested  this  great  man  have  acknowl- 
edged that  for  ten  centuries  there  has  not  appeared  upon  earth  a more  extraordinary 
character.” 

This  hobby  has  given  me  a great  deal  of  pleasure  and  much  information. 
Having  enjoyed  the  collection  so  well  I have  decided  to  pass  it  on  to  other  collectors, 
and  I consign  it  to  you  to  sell  at  auction  without  an^  restrictions  or  reservations 
whatever.  Your  clients  shall  have  every  item  at  their  own  valuation.  While  the 
catalogue  speaks  for  itself,  I desire  to  state  that  many  of  the  items  came  from  the 
great  Napoleonic  Museum  formed  by  Mr.  John  Sainsbury  of  London,  the  contents 
of  which  were  dispersed  in  that  city  many  years  ago.  The  late  Mr.  John  Weller, 
who  for  about  sixty  years  was  one  of  the  most  reliable  autograph  dealers  in  London, 
was  a large  purchaser  at  the  sale,  and  I in  turn  bought  many  of  them  from  him. 

The  autographic  material  in  the  collection  is,  I think,  one  of  the  most  important 
of  its  kind  that  has  been  offered  for  sale  at  one  time  in  many  years.  You  will  find 
twenty-eight  documents  signed  by  Napoleon,  from  1793  to  and  including  1815, 
which  series  contains  a large  number  of  the  different  signatures  of  the  Emperor  as 


set  forth  in  Mr.  Sainsbury’s  work  on  the  subject,  also  some  signatures  which  are  not 
included  in  the  Sainsbury  list,  also  a sheet  containing  five  lines,  in  his  autograph, 
although  unsigned.  The  collection  includes  all  the  Important  years  of  Napoleon  s 
life  as  general  and  emperor,  excepting  two,  including  1814  and  1815,  dates  which 
Mr.  Sainsbury  did  not  have,  and  which  are  by  no  means  common.  There  are  also 
some  sheets  of  Las  Cases’  MSS.  written  at  St.  Helena,  containing  Napoleon’s  auto- 
graph corrections.  There  is  a full  set  of  autographs  of  the  Marshals  of  Napoleon, 
practically  all  entire  autograph  letters. 

Among  the  books  are  two  volumes  from  Napoleon’s  library,  a set  of  Ireland’s 
Life  of  Napoleon,  first  edition,  4 vols.  in  red  calf,  the  Crulkshank  colored  plates 
backed  with  linen,  and  containing  a fine  autograph  of  Napoleon,  two  autographs  of 
Cruikshank  and  a drawing  by  him,  and  a large  number  of  extra  portraits.  Also 
Bourrlenne’s  Memoirs  of  Napoleon,  1836,  4 vols.  extended  to  8,  bound  uniform 
with  the  Ireland,  extra  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  nine  hundred  portraits 
and  plates,  a letter  signed  by  Napoleon,  etc. 

There  are  about  2,000  different  portraits  of  Napoleon,  Including  those  by 
Desnoyer,  Dickinson,  Hodgets,  and  many  others,  about  250  of  which  are  in  colors, 
some  printed  in  colors. 

By  far  the  larger  portion  of  the  collection  relates  to  the  French  Revolution 
and  Napoleon,  but  there  will  be  found  some  other  items  which  are  scattered  through 
the  catalogue,  mainly  of  an  unusual  or  interesting  character. 

The  catalogue  will  show  all  buyers  what  may  be  gotten  together  relating  to  this 
great  genius,  if  one  is  enthusiastic  and  patient.  It  is  fair  to  say  that  in  my  opinion 
this  collection  could  not  again  be  gathered  together,  as  it  contains  many  items  of 
which  I have  not  seen  others. 

Very  respectfully  yours, 

Warren  C.  Crane. 


A CATALOGUE  WHICH  WILL  BE  OF  VALUE  NOT  ONLY  TO 
PROSPECTIVE  PURCHASERS.  BUT  TO  ALL  WHO  ARE  INTERESTED  IN  NAPOLEONA 
HAS  BEEN  COMPILED  AND  WILL  BE  MAILED  TO  APPLICANTS 
THEREFOR  ON  RECEIPT  OF  ONE  DOLLAR 


THE  SALE  WILL  BE  CONDUCTED  BY 

MR.  THOMAS  E.  KIRBY 

ASSISTED  BY  Mr.  OtTO  BeRNET,  OF  THE 

AMERICAN  ART  ASSOCIATION,  MANAGERS 

MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH,  NEW  YORK 


HE  AMEEICAX  AET  ASSOCIATION  inaiigiirates  its  new  depart- 


ment— that  exclusively  for  the  public  sale  of  Books,  Prints,  Manu- 


^ scripts.  Autographs,  etc. — with  the  sale  of  the  Warren  C.  Crane 
collection,  which  is  devoted  almost  entirely  to  material  illustrative  of 
the  Life  and  Times  of  Napoleon  the  First,  his  Adherents  and  his  Opponents. 
The  collection  is  composed  of  Autographs,  Manuscripts,  Books,  Broadsides, 
Medals,  Portraits,  and  other  interesting  items. 

Like  all  true  collectors  Mr.  Crane  has  been  constantly  culling,  and  in  past 
years  under  the  appellation  of  A IMerchant  of  Old  New  York  ” he  has  dis- 
posed of  such  items  as  he  deemed  unsuitable  to  include  in  the  present  unicjue 
and  valuable  collection. 

The  catalogue  itself  at  once  asserts  the  importance  of  the  numbers  covered 
therein,  and  which  have  been  brought  together  by  ]\Ir.  Crane  in  the  manner 
set  forth  in  his  interesting  letter  to  the  Association,  which  reads  as  folloAvs : 


121  AYest  70th  Street^  New  York  City,  July  1,  1913. 


American  Art  Association,  'Madison  Square  South,  New  Yorh  City: 

Dear  Sirs — For  nearly  forty  years  I have  been  an  enthusiastic  collector 
of  books,  autographs,  prints,  broadsides,  engravings,  etc.,  relative  to  that  mar- 
velous man  “ The  Little  Corporal,”  the  great  Napoleon,  of  whom  Lord  Holland 
said  in  open  Parliament  “ That  the  very  persons  who  detested  this  great  man 
have  acknowledged  that  for  ten  centuries  there  has  not  appeared  upon  earth  a 
more  extraordinary  character.” 

This  hobby  has  given  me  a great  deal  of  pleasure  and  much  information. 
Having  enjoyed  the  collection  so  well  I have  decided  to  pass  it  on  to  other  col- 
lectors, and  I consign  it  to  you  to  sell  at  auction  without  any  restrictions  or 
reservations  luhatever.  Your  clients  shall  have  every  item  at  their  own  valua- 
tion. While  the  catalogue  speaks  for  itself.  I desire  to  state  that  many  of  the 
items  came  from  the  great  Napoleonic  Museum  formed  by  Mr.  John  S’ainsbury 
of  London,  the  contents  of  which  were  dispersed  in  that  city  many  years  ago. 
The  late  Mr.  Johu  AYeller,  who  for  about  sixty  years  was  one  of  the  most  re- 
liable autograph  dealers  in  London,  was  a large  purchaser  at  the  sale,  and  I in 
turn  bought  manv  of  them  from  him. 

The  autographic  material  in  the  collection  is,  I think,  one  of  the  most  im- 
portant of  its  kind  that  has  been  offered  for  sale  at  one  time  in  many  years. 
You  wdll  find  twenty-eight  documents  signed  by  Napoleon,  from  179.3  to  and 
including  1815,  which  series  contains  a large  number  of  the  different  signa- 
tures of  the  Emperor  as  set  forth  in  Mr.  Sainsbury’s  work  on  the  subject,  also 
some  signatures  which  are  not  included  in  the  Sainsburv  list,  also  a sheet 
containing  five  lines,  in  his  autograph,  although  unsigned.'  The  collection  in- 
cludes all  the  important  years  of  Napoleon’s  life  as  general  and  emperor, 
excepting  two,  including  1814  and  1815,  dates  which  "Mr.  Sainsbury  did  not 
have,  and  which  are  by  uo  means  common.  There  are  also  some  sheets  of  Las 


1793  ‘‘  Biionparte,”  and  the  same  3'ear  Buonaparte  ” ; in  179-1  Buonaparte  ” 
with  3 lines  in  his  autograph;  in  1798  Buonaparte/’  while  in  Eg3^pt;  in  1799 
Bonaparte/’  also  in  Eg3'pt;  in  1800  “ Bonaparte  ” as  First  Consul,  and  coun- 
tersigned by  Charles  Maurice  Talleyrand  and  Hugues  B.  Maret;  also  in  1800 
“ Buonaparte  ” with  2 lines  in  his  autograph,  signed  also  by  Alex.  Berthier ; 
in  1802  ‘‘Bonaparte,”  countersigned  by  Berthier  and  Maret;  in  1806  “NP”; 
in  1807  “ Nap  ” on  the  margin  of  a letter  from  the  Prince  Sulkowski  to 
Napoleon;  circa  1810  “ NP  ” with  an  autograph  line,  this  on  a letter  from  his 
sister  Elisa;  etc. 

There  is  a L.S.  and  a 4 pp.  manuscript  of  his  son,  the  latter  written  at 
the  age  of  sixteen;  an  A.L.S.  2 L.S.  and  1 page  of  autograph  manuscript  of 
Napoleon  III.;  a L.S.  of  Horatio  Nelson,  April  30,  1779;  2 A.L.S.  2 A.D.S. 
and  1 L.S.  of  Michel  Ne3',  Prince  de  la  Moskowa;  an  A.L.S.  of  Jeanne  An- 
toinette Poisson,  Marquise  de  Pompadour,  to  Prince  Charles  de  Eohan  de 
Souhise,  favourite  Courtier  of  Louis  XV.;  a D.S.  of  Joseph  Antony  Ponia- 
towski,  and  one  of  the  rarest  of  the  autographs  of  the  Marshals  of  Napoleon; 
an  A.L.S.  and  a A.L.  of  Maximilien  M.  I.  Eobespierre,  both  2 pp.  4to,  one  stat- 
ing that  he  had  just  been  made  president  of  the  Society  of  the  Friends  of  the 
Constitution;  3 A.L.S.  and  2 L.S.  of  Anne  Jean  M.  E.  Savaiw,  aide-de-camp 
to  Bonaparte,  one  a long  and  important  letter  about  the  campaign  in  Spain, 
written  the  same  3^ear  that  he  received  the  title  of  Due  de  Eovigo;  an  A.L.S. 
of  Madame  de  Stael,  2 pp.  in  which  she  makes  reference  to  her  father,  Jacques 
Necker,  her  son  and  her  daughter;  2 A.L.S.  and  2 L.S.  of  Louis  Gabriel 
Suchet,  one  a fine  military  letter  to  General  Gadin,  written  shortly  before  he 
was  appointed  general  of  division  under  Massena;  1 A.L.S.  and  4 L.S.  of 
Charles  Maurice  Talleyrand,  Prince  de  Benevent;  an  A.L.S.  and  a L.S.  of 
Toussaint  I’Ouverture,  the  celebrated  negro  general,  the  L.S.  written  shortly 
after  he  was  appointed  general  in  chief  of  the  army  of  St.  Domingo,  and 
many  others. 

Portraits. 

While  the  dominating  feature  in  this  section  is  the  remarkable  collection 
of  different  portraits  of  Napoleon,  of  whicli  there  are  about  2000,  there  will 
be  found  a large  number  of  mezzotints,  stipples,  etc.,  mainly  of  characters  of 
whom  there  are  also  manuscripts  or  autographs.  Tlie  Napoleon  portraits  include 
specimens  in  mezzotint,  stipple,  lithograph,  a painting  by  Horace  Vernet,  orig- 
inal drawings  in  pencil,  sepia,  etc.,  the  work  of  French,  German,  Dutch,  Ital- 
ian, English  and  other  engravers  or  artists.  They  exhibit  a remarkable 
numlier  of  conceptions  of  the  features  of  Napoleon.  He  is  portrayed  full 
length,  three-quarter  length,  half  length,  full  bust,  sculptured  bust,  etc.,  and 
with  long  hair,  short  hair,  with  and  without  cocked  hat,  on  horseback,  facing 
front,  facing  right  and  facing  left,  etc.,  and  in  sizes  ranging  from  three  feet 
high  to  three-quarters. of  an  inch,  the  latter  of  which  is  said  to  he  the  smallest 


full  length  portrait  of  Napoleon  ever  engraved.  Many  and  varied  are  the  rep- 
resentations of  the  uniforms,  costumes  or  apparel,  from  the  time  he  was  at 
school  at  Brienne  to  his  lying  in  state  at  St.  Helena. 

Books. 


Among  the  books  will  be  found  Ireland’s  Life  of  Napoleon,  first  edition, 
with  the  colored  plates  by  Cruikshank,  extra  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of 
1T2  portraits,  views,  facsimiles,  etc.,  and  with  a fine  autograph  signature  of 
the  Emperor,  dated  Fontainebleau,  July  17,  1805;  Boiirrieime’s  Memoirs  of 
Napoleon,  first  edition,  four  volumes  extended  to  eight,  by  the  insertion  of 
900  portraits,  views,  etc.,  and  a fine  autograph  signature  of  Napoleon,  writ- 
ten when  he  was  First  Consul,  probably  some  time  in  1800;  Bitaube’s  Joseph, 
2 vols.  1786,  contemporary  red  morocco  by  Bradel,  formerly  in  Napoleon’s 
library,  and  with  his  library  stamp  on  each  title;  Forsyth’s  History  of  the 
Captivity  of  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena,  3 vols.  first  edition,  original  cloth ; 
Savary’s  Memoirs  of  the  Duke  of  Eovigo,  4 vols.  original  boards,  uncut;  Mon- 
tholon  and  Gourgaud’s  Memoirs  of  the  History  of  France  during  the  Keign  of 
Napoleon,  7 vols. ; Haudricourt’s  Fastes  de  la  National  Frangaise,  3 vols., 
with  nearly  200  engraved  plates;  Laskey’s  Description  of  the  Medals  struck 
by  order  of  Napoleon,  1818,  formerly  o^\^led  by  C.  R.  Taylor,  containing 
almost  300  pencil-sketches;  Ireland’s  France  for  the  Last  Seven  Years,  1822, 
extra  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  nearly  150  portraits  and  views ; and  many 
others  of  interest  and  value,  including  a large  number  of  extra-illustrated 
works. 

Broadsides. 


Among  the  Broadsides  will  be  found  a complete  set  of  the  Bulletins 
issued  by  Napoleon  during  the  Invasion  of  Russia,  1812-1813,  29  numbers, 
commencing  with  the  “ Premier  Bulletin,”  dated  Gumbinem,  20  Juin,  1812, 
in  which  is  briefly  sketched  the  movements  of  the  French  army,  up  to,  and 
incorporating  the  famous  29e  Bulletin  ” dated  Molodetsckno,  3d  December 
1812,  wherein  Napoleon  endeavors  to  prove  that  the  elements  were  responsible 
for  all  his  disasters  in  that  campaign  ; Buonaparte-Phobia,”  or  Cursing  made 
Easy  to  the  Meanest  Capacity,”  London,  circa,  1815,  and  which  exhibits  the 
hysterical  condition  of  thought  of  the  English  people  regarding  Napoleon; 
29me  Bulletin  de  la  Grande  Armee,  Molodestno,  Decembre  1812,  printed  at 
Paris,  1812,  Les  Adieux  de  Buonaparte  a sa  Yielle  Garde,”  Fontainebleau, 
1814;  ^^Adresse  des  Habitans  de  la  Ville  de  Grenoble,”  Paris,  1815;  various 
bulletins  etc.  issued  during  the  campaign  in  Egypt,  and  printed  there,  and 
many  others. 


THE  AMERICAN  ART  ASSOCIATION, 
American  Art  Galleries, 

Madison  Square  South, 

New  A^ork. 


Conditions  of  Sale 

1.  Any  bid  which  is  merely  u nominal  or  fractional  advance  may  be  rejected  by  the 
auctioneer,  if  in  his  judgment,  such  bid  would  be  likely  to  alfect  the  sale  injuriously. 

2.  The  highest  bidder  shall  he  the  buyer,  and  if  any  dispute  ai'ise  between  two  or 
inoie  bidders,  the  auctioneer  shall  either  decide  the  same  or  j)ut  iq)  for  re-sale  the  lot  so 
in  dispute. 

'3.  Payment  shall  be  made  of  all  or  such  part  of  the  purchase  money  as  may  be 
re(]uired.  and  the  names  and  addresses  of  the  purchasers  shall  be  given  immediately 
on  the  sale  ()f  every  lot,  in  default  of  which  the  lot  so  purchased  shall  be  immediately 
l)ut  up  again  and  re-sold. 

Payment  of  that  part  of  the  purchase  money  not  made  at  the  time  of  sale,  shall  be 
made  within  ten  days  thereafter,  in  default  of  which  the  undersigned  may  either  con- 
tinue to  hold  the  lots  at  the  risk  of  the  purchaser  and  take  such  action  as  may  be 
necessary  for  the  enforcement  of  the  sale,  or  may  at  public  or  piivate  sale,  and  with- 
out other  than  this  notice,  re-sell  the  lots  for  the  benefit  of  such  purchaser,  and  the 
deficiency  (if  any)  arising  from  such  re-sale,  shall  be  a charge  against  such  purchaser. 

4.  Delivery  of  any  purchase  will  be  made  only  upon  payment  of  the  total  amount 
due  for  all  purchases  at  the  sale. 

Delivery  will  not  be  made  of  any  purchase  during  the  session  of  the  sale  at  which 
it  was  sold. 

Delivery  will  not  be  made  of  any  purchase  at  any  time  other  than  between  the 
hours  of  !)  A.  iM.  and  5 P.  M. 

Delivery  of  any  purchase  will  be  made  only  at  the  American  Art  Galleries,  or 
other  place  of  sale,  as  the  case  may  be,  and  only  on  presenting  the  bill  of  purchase. 

.*).  Shipping,  boxing  or  wrapping  of  purchases  is  a business  in  which  the  Associa- 
tion is  in  no  wise  engaged,  and  will  not  be  performed  by  the  Association  for  purchasers. 
The  Association,  will,  however,  afford  to  purchasers  every  facility  for  employing  at 
current  and  reasonable  rates  carriers  and  packers;  doing  so,  however,  without  any 
assumption  of  responsibility  on  its  part  for  the  acts  and  charges  of  the  parties 
engaged  for  such  service. 

15.  Storage  of  any  purchase  shall  be  at  the  sole  risk  of  the  purchaser.  Title  passes 
upon  the  fall  of  the  auctioneer’s  hammer,  and  thereafter,  while  the  Association  will 
e.xercise  due  caution  in  earing  for  and  delivering  such  purchase,  it  will  not  hold  itself 
responsible  if  such  purchase  be  lost,  stolen,  damaged  or  destroyed. 

Storage  charges  will  be  made  upon  all  purchases  not  removed  within  ten  days  from 
the  date  of  the  sale  thereof. 

7.  Guarantee  is  not  made  either  by  the  owner  or  the  Association  of  the  correct- 
ness of  the  description,  genuineness  or  authenticity  of  any  lot,  and  no  sale  will  be 
set  aside  on  account  of  any  incorrectness,  error  of  cataloguing,  or  any  imperfection 
not  noted.  Every  lot  is  on  public  exhibition  one  or  more  days  prior  to  its  sale,  after 
which  it  is  sold  “ as  is  ” and  without  recourse. 

The  Association  exercises  great  care  to  correctly  catalogue  every  lot,  and  will  give 
considei-ation  to  the  opinion  of  any  trustworthy  expert  to  the  efl'ect  that  any  lot  has 
been  incorrectly  catalogued,  and,  in  its  judgment,  may  either  sell  the  lot  as  catalogued 
or  make  mention  of  the  opinion  of  such  expert,  who  thereby  would  become  responsible 
for  such  damage  as  might  result  were  his  opinion  without  proper  foundation. 

SPECIAL  NOTICE. 

Buying  or  bidding  by  the  Association  for  responsible  parties  on  orders  transmitted 
to  it  by  mail,  telegraph  or  telephone,  will  be  faithfully  attended  to  without  chargn  or 
commission.  Any  purchase  so  made  will  be  subject  to  the  above  Conditions  of  Sale, 
which  cannot  in  any  manner  be  modified.  The  Association,  however,  in  the  event  of 
making  a j)urchase  of  a lot  consisting  of  one  or  more  books  -for  a purebasei  who  has 
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will  be  returned,  if  the  lot  in  any  material  manner  differs  from  its  catalogue  descrip- 

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the  bid  ])er  volume  or  ])iece.  Shipping  directions  should  also  be  given.  If  the  one  trans- 
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The  designations  in  the  catalogue  are  to  he  interpreted  as  follows : 

A.L.S.  Autograph  letter,  signed. 

A.N.S.  Autograph  note,  signed. 

A.C.S.  Autograph  card,  signed. 

A.D.S.  Autograph  document,  signed. 

L.S.  Letter,  signed. 

N.S.  Note,  signed. 

D.S.  Document,  signed. 

A.S.  Autograph  signature. 


. All  autographs  are  written  in  the  language  of  the  writer,  unless  otherwise 
stated. 

A large  portion  of  the  autograj)hs  are  skillfully  inlaid  to  royal  4to,  it 
having  been  the  intention  of  the  owner  to  use  all  so  inlaid  for  an  extra-illus- 
trated life  of  Napoleon, 

I 

Many  of  the  portraits  and  prints  are  also  inlaid  to  royal  4to. 

It  will  1)6  noticed  that  in  most  instances  such  words  as  “ rare,”  “ scarce,” 
fine,”  etc.,  have  been,  for  obvious  reasons,  omitted. 


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FIEST  SECTION. 


Books,  Broadsides,  Newspapers,  Medals,  Paper  Money,  Etc. 

1.  Abbott  (J.  S.  C.).  History  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Illustrated.  2 vols. 

royal  8vo,  1 cloth,  1 half  crown  (worn).  New  York,  1855-67 

2.  Adair  (Sir  Eobert).  Historical  Memoir  of  a Mission  to  the  Court  of 

Vienna  in  1806.  With  a Selection  from  his  Despatches.  8vo, 
stamped  cloth.  London,  1844 

3.  Address  of  the  Deputies.  Extrait  du  Moniteur,  du  2 Juin  1815.  (Con- 

tains the  address  of  the  Deputies  at  the  Champ-de-Mai,  and  Napo- 
leon’s reply,  wherein  he  dwells  upon  the  necessity  of  the  new  consti- 
tution, etc.  ^Yoodcu^  of  eagle.  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

4.  Address  to  Napoleon.  Extrait  dii  Moniteur  du  Lnndi  27  Mars,  1815. 

(Address  from  his  ministers— Cambaceres,  Bassano,  Canlaincourt, 
Carnot  and  others — about  six  days  after  the  Emperor’s  return  from 
Elba).  Cut  of  eagle.  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Laid  in  is  por- 
trait of  Napoleon,  8vo.  Paris,  1815 

5.  Address  to  the  National  Convention.  Commune  de  Paris.  Extrait  des 

Eegistres  du  Conseil-General,  du  27  Eevrier  1793.  Projet  d’Adresse 
a la  Convention  Nationale  par  la  Section  de  Bonne-Nouvelle.  Folio. 

Paris,  1793 

Draft  of  a petition  from  the  people  of  the  section  of  Bonne-Nouvelle  to 
the  members  of  the  National  Convention,  praying  for  the  amelioration  of 
the  conditions  of  trade  in  their  province,  etc. 

6.  Address  to  tile  People.  Commune  de  Paris.  Extrait  des  Eegistres  du 

Conseil-General,  du  26  Fevrier  1793.  Proclamation.  Folio. 

Paris,  1793 

Proclamation  issued  by  the  Commune  about  one  month  after  the  execu- 
tion of  Louis  XVI,  signed  by  Pache,  mayor,  and  former  Minister  of  War 
addressed  to  the  citizens  of  Paris.  Mentions  the  hardships  the  pixrple 
have  snlfered.  the  seizure  and  sale  of  goods  of  one  of  the  citizens  named 
Combe,  etc. 


A FF A 1 u E Lai?  k do  y e ij  j-:  . 
qiii  s’est  passe  au 
4to,  luiboiiiid. 


Deuxieine  Loiiseil  de  Guerre.  Detail  de  tout  ce 
Jugemeiit  de  rex-colonel  Labedoyere.  -1  op.  small 

Laris,  1815 


Concerns  the  trial  and  sentence  to  death  of  General  Ijabedoyere,  one  of 
the  first  to  welcome  Napoleon  after  his  return  from  Elba,  and  a peer  of 
France  and  general  of  Division.  He  was  shot  by  the  Royalists.  August 
111),  1815. 


8.  Allies  (the).  Memoirs  of  the  Operations  of  the  Allied  Armies  under 

Prince  Schwarzenberg  and  ]\larshal  Bliicher,  in  1813-4.  Maps  and 
tables,  {linen-bached).  8vo.  half  cloth  and  boards  (binding  poor). 

London,  1822 

9.  Almanac  de  Gotha  pour  FAnnee,  1803.  Engraved  tiile  and  frontispiece, 

portraits  of  King  and  Queen  of  Etruria,  2 hand-colored  costume 
plates,  7 copperplate  views  by  Boettger,  etc.,  and  the  Eepublican 
Calendar  for  I’An  XI-XII  [1803].  24mo,  original  boards,  gilt  edges. 

Gotha;  Chez  C.  G.  Ettinger  [1803] 

10.  American  Neavspapers.  J.  EusselFs  Gazette.  Commercial  and  Political. 

Jan.  14,  March  7,  March  14,  1799.  Three  pieces.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Boston,  1799 

Contains  references  to  General  Tarleton.  the  American  Navy,  etc. 

11.  American  N’eivspapers.  J.  EusselFs  Gazette.  Commercial  and  Political. 

March  21,  25  and  the  supplement  (first  sheet  only),  April  22,  all 
1799.  Three  pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  1799 

12.  American  Newspapers.  J.  EusselFs  Gazette.  Commercial  and  Political. 

Sept.  19,  Oct.  24,  1799.  Feb.  20  and  March  10,  1800.  Four  pieces. 
Folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  1799-1800 

Contains  Talleyrand’s  Defense,  etc. 

13.  American  Neayspapers.  New  Jersey  Journal.  Oct.  18,  1825.  New 

York  IMorning  Post,  Nov.  7,  1783.  New  England  Week!}’  Journal, 
Apr.  8,  1728.  3 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  (Last  two  are  fac-similes.) 

v.p.v.d. 

14.  Andre  (Ma.ior  John).  Andreana,  containing  the  Trial,  Execution  and 

Various  Matters  connected  with  the  History  of  iMajor  Andre.  8vo. 
loose  sheets.  Philadelphia,  1865 

One  of  HK)  cojjies  in  8vo.  with  list  of  subscribers  to  the  folio  and  4to 
sizes. 

15.  Ailmy  Bulletin.  Nouvelles  Officielles  de  FAnnee.  (News  concerning 

Generals  Czernicheff,  Benckendorff,  etc.),  2 ])p.  small  4to,  unbound. 

[Paris,  1813] 

]6.  Arnault,  Fanckoucke,  and  Segur.  ^lemoirs  of  the  Public  and  Private 
IJfe  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte;  with  Copious  Historical  Illustrations 
and  Original  Anecdotes.  Preceded  by  a Sketch  of  the  French  Eevo- 
lution.  Translated  from  the  French  by  W.  Hamilton  Eeid.  Por- 
traits, plan  and  views,  with  an  extra  portrait  of  Napoleon,  inserted. 
Thick  8vo.  scored  calf,  neatly  rebacked.  Jjondon,  1826 

From  the  library  of  .Tohii  Bridge,  with  his  name  on  title,  and  armorial 
bookplate. 


17.  AiiNOTT  ( Akch iBAiJ)) . All  Accouiit  of  tiu'  l^asl  llliios.s  poecase,  and 

Post  Mortem  Appearances  of  A'apoleon  Bonaparte.  To  which  is 
added  a letter  from  Dr.  Arnott  to  Sir  Hudson  I. owe.  PAno,  half 
calf.  (Title  and  final  leaf  remounted;  sli<>'ht  repairs  on  inner  mar^'ins 
of  all  the  other  leaves).  London,  1S2-J 

18.  Arrival  of  Royalty.  Lxtrait  du  Moniteur  du  12  Juillct  181. I.  (An- 

nounces the  arrival  in  Paris  of  the  Lnpierors  of  Russia  and  Austria, 
and  the  King  of  Prussia,  address  of  the  Royal  Guard  of  Senlis,  proc- 
lamation of  Marie-Therese,  etc.)  Cut  of  the  Bourbon  arms.  4 pjL 
small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

J9.  Ashton  (John).  English  Caricature  and  Satire  on  Xapoleon  1.  11-1 

illustrations  by  the  author.  First  Edition.  2 vols.  8vo,  cloth,  gilt, 
top  edges  uncut.  London,  1884 

20.  Augerfau  (Phillip  E.  C.).  Revolutions  Alinanach  von  1799.  ^Vitll  f)or- 

traits,  including  Augereau,  Pichegru  and  others,  also  views.  12mo, 
original  hoards,  uncut.  Gottingen  1 1799  | 

21.  Authorization  of  Payments.  Decret  de  la  Convention  Xationale.  du 

19  Septembre  1793,  Qui  autorise  le  paicment  des  Primes  & Grati- 
fications accordces  an  commerce,  a Pexception  de  eelles  pour  la  traite 
des  Kegres.  ^Voodcut  coat-of-anns  with  motto  Tire  la  Mon- 
tague.'’ Folio.  Paris  (and  Rennes),  1793 

These  payments  of  bounties,  etc.,  excluded  those  of  the  slave  trade. 
Document  is  issued  over  the  signature  of  the  implacable  .Tacohin,  Billaud- 
A’arennes  and  countersigned  by  others.  Coat-of-arms  is  that  of  the  Demo- 
cratic party  of  the  Assembly. 

22.  Autograph  Catalogues.  A Volume  containing  about  40  Catalogues  of 

Autograph  I^etters,  Documents,  Signatures,  etc.,  of  Celebrated  Per- 
sons, offered  for  sale  by  Dealers,  and  Auctioneers,  including  Cata- 
logues of  Waller,  of  London,  Charnay.  of  Paris  and  others.  With 
prices  affixed.  8vo,  half  red  straight-grain  morocco. 

London,  Paris,  etc.  [1883-18801 

A valuable  volume  for  the  Collector,  or  as  a general  reference  work. 
Several  A.  L.  S.  from  dealers  bound  in. 

23.  Auxiliary  Troops.  IMunicipalite  de  Paris.  Par  le  IMaire  et  les  Officiers 

^lunicipaux.  Extrait  du  Registre  des  Deliberations  du  Corps  IMuni- 
cipal,  du  Lundi  4 Juillct  1791.  Arrete  concernant  les  Troupes  Aux- 
iliaires.  Woodcut  of  municipal  arms.  Folio.  Paris,  1791 

A resolution  concerning  the  formation  of  auxiliary  troops  according  to 
certain  laws  already  passed,  and  the  methods  adopted  for  their  execution. 
Railly,  mayor. 

24.  Bade  (Carl).  Xapoleon  im  Jahre  1813.  4 vols.  in  2.  12mo,  old  boards. 

Altono,  1839 

25.  Bain  (Xicolson).  A Detailed  Account  of  the  Battles  of  Quatre  Bras, 

Ligny  and  Waterloo;  Preceded  by  a Relation  of  Events  attending  the 
Tem])orary  Revolution  of  1815, 'in  France.  Portraits  of  Wellington 
and  A apoleon , inserted.  12mo,  lialf  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back, 
gilt  top  (some  leaves  stained).  ‘ Edinburgh.  181() 


26.  Baines  (Edward).  History  of  the  Wars  of  the  French  Eevolution,  from 
1792  to  1915  . . . comprehending  the  Civil  History  of  Great  Britain 
and  France  during  that  period.  Over  30  maps  and  plates.  2 vols.  4to, 
old  sprinkled  calf  (binding  poor).  London,  1817 


27. 


Barxave  (Antoine  P.  \h  M. — Pevoliitionist).  Baldwin’s  London  Weekly 
Journal.  Dec.  11,  1793.  Folio,  as  issued.  With  portrait  of  Barnave. 

London,  1793 

Contains  account  of  the  execution  of  Barnave. 


28.  Barnes  (Capt.  John).  A Tour  through  the  Island  of  St.  Helena;  with 
Hotices  of  its  Geology,  Mineralogy,  Botany,  etc.,  etc.,  collected  dur- 
ing a Eesidence  of  Twelve  Years;  with  some  particulars  of  Hapoleon 
Buonaparte.  Bare  colored  aquatint  portrait  of  Napoleon  by  Peake 
from  life.  12mo,  red  straight-grain  morocco,  blind  and  gilt  tooling 
on  back  and  sides,  gilt  edges.  London,  1817 

Ihe  portrait  of  Napoleon,  in  colors,  is  said  to  be  an  accurate  resemblance 
of  him  at  the  time. 


29.  Barre  (W.).  History  of  the  French  Consulate  under  Napoleon  Buona- 

parte . . . including  a Sketch  of  his  Life.  12  portraits  of  Napoleon;  1 
etched  by  Chapman,  laid  in.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top. 

London,  1801 

30.  Bastille.  Memoirs  of  the  Bastille.  Translated  from  the  French  of  M. 

Linguet,  who  was  imprisoned  there  from  Sept.,  1780,  to  May,  1782. 
16mo,  sprinkled  calf.  Dublin,  1783 

31.  Bastille.  The  London  Chronicle.  Jan.  8.  Mar.  5-8.  April  26-28.  June 

1.  Aug.  15,  1791.  7 pieces,  small  folio,  as  issued.  Some  with  stamps. 

London,  1791 

Contains  articles  on  the  Bastille,  Louis  XVI.,  etc. 

32.  Beard  (John  E.).  The  Life  of  Toussaint  L’Ouverture,  the  Negro  Patriot 

of  Hayti.  Illustrations.  12mo,  original  cloth  (portion  of  back  dam- 
aged). London,  1853 

33.  Beauchamp  (M.  De).  An  Authentic  Narrative  of  the  Invasion  of 

France,  in  1811.  2 vols.  8vo,  half  blue  calf,  gilt.  London,  1815 

31.  Billecoq  (J.B.L.J.).  De  Nos  Guerriers  et  de  la  Paix  Extrait  de  la 
Ga^^ette  de  France  du  6 Mai  1811.  1 pp.  small  Ito,  unbound. 

Paris,  1811 

35.  Biography  of  the  Principal  Sovereigns  of  Europe  who  have  reigned  since 

the  French  Eevolution.  Portraits.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt, 
gilt  top. 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  nearly  100  portraits,  views,  maps, 
etc.,  some  inlaid. 

36.  Biron  (A.  L.  De^-Duc  De  Lauzon).  Memoires.  In  French.  12mo, 

half  calf,  gilt.  Paris,  1822 

The  author  fouj^ht  in  America  in  1780,  and  was  executed  by  the  Com- 
mittee of  Safety  in  1793. 


37.  Bitauue  (Paul  Jekemie).  Joseph.  Ciiiquienie  Edition.  2 portraits, 

one  after  Cochin  (unsigned) , and  9 plates  engraved  by  Nee  after 
Marillier.  2 vols.,  IGmo,  coiiteinporary  French  red  straight-grain 
morocco,  gilt  and  mosaic  backs,  sides  tooled  in  design  of  straight  and 
curved  rules,  inside  gilt  borders,  silk  doublures  and  end-])apers,  gilt 
edges,  bv  Bradel  (successor  to  Derome).  Baris  ; Didot  Taine,  1^8(5 

A FINK  MEMENTO  OF  XaPOEEON'S  KI13RAUV,  CONTAINING  IIIS  LIRRAKY  STAMP 
ON  EACH  TiTEK.  Witli  brilliiiut  impressions  of  Alnriiiier’s  plates ; and  tlie 
l)ook-i)late  of  Emmanuel  Martin,  in  1 'volume. 

38.  Bladwijzeu  der  Voornaamste  Zaken,  benevens  een  Xaam-Register  der 

Landen  en  Steden  ...  in  het  werk  Tafereelen  van  de  Staats- 
Oimventeling  in  Frankrijk,  etc.  8vo,  old  boards,  uncut. 

Amsterdam,  1801) 

39.  Blank  Book  of  200  pp.,  folio,  full  calf,  gilt  lettered  back,  sides  tooled  in 

gilt  borders,  with  a semis  of  Napoleonic  bees,  crowned  eagles  in  centre, 
gilt  edges,  with  clasp. 

From  the  celebrated  Sainsbury  Collection  and  Museum.  Used,  as  stated 
in  lettering  on  back,  for  “ State  Papers.  Autographs  and  Portraits  [of] 
Eminent  Persons  in  Foreign  History.  1000  to  1847.” 

40.  Bonaparte  and  Ney.  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  sa  Vie  Civile  et  Militaire. 

Par  Charles  D***Paris,  1815;  Vie  et  Proces  du  Marechal  Ney.  Par 
J.  B.  E.  Charlemont.  Portraits.  3 works  in  1 vol.  24mo,  tree  calf. 

Paris,  1815,  etc. 

41.  Bonapartes  (the).  Ought  France  to  Worship  the  Bonapartes?  By 

Ahriman  I.  90  pp.,  12mo,  unbound.  London,  1863 

The  unknown  author  of  this  pamphlet  minces  no  words  in  his  sum- 
ming up  of  the  character  of  Napoleon,  and  answers  his  own  question 
in  a very  positive  negative,  as  it  were. 

42.  Bonaparte  Family.  The  Napoleon  Dynasty;  or,  the  History  of  the 

Bonaparte  Family,  By  the  Berkeley  Men.  22  authentic  portraits, 
and  plate  of  the  death  of  Hortense,  laid  in.  8vo,  cloth. 

New  York,  1856 

43.  Bonaparte,  First  Consul.  jMinistere  de  la  Police  Generale.  Rapport 

aux  Consuls  de  la  Eepublique,  sur  les  auteurs  de  Battentat  du  3 
Nivose.  (Gives  details  of  an  attempted  outrage  in  Paris,  and  warns 
all  the  Consuls  to  apprehend  the  criminals,  descriptions  of  which  are 
noted.  Signed  by  Fouche,  minister  of  Police.  Authorized  by  Bona- 
parte as  First  Consul).  12mo,  unbound  and  uncut.  Paris,*  [1800] 

44.  Bonaparte,  First  Consul.  Life  of  Bonaparte,  from  his  Birth  to  the 

Peace  of  Luneville  . . . with  Anecdotes  of  his  Ditferent  Cam- 
paigns. Oval  portrait.  8vo,  half  calf.  London.  1802 

An  interesting  work  translated  from  the  French,  containing  an  ac- 
count of  the  remarkable  actions  of  Bonaparte,  his  speeches,  traits  of 
character,  etc. 

45.  Bonaparte  in  Italy.  Campaign  of  General  Bonaparte  in  Italy,  1796-7. 

By  a General  Officer.  Translated  from  the  French  hv  T.  E.' Ritchie. 
Portrait  and  folding  map.  12mo,  boards,  crudely  backed  with 
leather,  uncut  (portions  of  map  torn  at  folds,  somewhat  shaken). 

Fdinburgh,  ISOO 


4(3.  Boxapakte  (JosEPJi  Nai'oleox).  Bioo-raphical  Sketch  of  J.  X.  Bona- 
parte, Bointe  do  Snrvilliers.  By  A Young  Patriot.  8vo,  boards  (part 
of  l)ack  split  and  name  on  half  title).  London,  1833 

47.  Boxapaute  (Louis).  Peply  to  Sir  Walter  Scott’s  History  of  Xapoleon. 

dd’anslation  from  the  French.  8vo,  original  wrappers,  some  edge? 

London,  1829 

1 rom  the  Napoleon  Collection  of  W.  Noel  Sainsbnry,  with  his  autogranh 
signature  on  title-page. 

48.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  A Peply  to  Sir  Walter  Scott’s  History  of  Xa- 

poleon.  Translation  from  the  French.  12mo,  maroon  cloth. 

London,  1829 

49.  [Bonaparte  (IMadaime)  ] . Pevolutions  Almanach  von  1802.  With 

numerous  portraits,  including  Madame  Bojiaparte,  Kleher,  Sydney 
Smith,  Bonaparte  {as  first  consul,  on  cover),  etc.,  also  views.  12ino, 
original  boards,  nncnt.  Gottingen,  [1802] 

50.  Book  of  Fate  (the),  found  in  the  Cabinet  of  Xapoleon  Buonaparte. 

Portrait  of  Napoleon  on  liorsehach,  in  colors.  12mo,  wrappers. 

London.  Printed  for  the  Booksellers,  n.d. 

51.  Book  of  Fate  (the).  Xapoleon’s  Book  of  Fate  [From  A to  Q,  only]. 

Curious  cut  of  Napoleon  on  cover  and  title.  [In  English]  ; Also, 
Waterloo,  and  other  Verses.  [In  French].  Cut  of  Napoleon.  (Text 
of  second  leaf  cut  into).  IGino,  wrappers,  and  unbound. 

[Birmingham  and  Paris,  n.d.] 

52.  [Booth  (John)].  The  Battle  of  Waterloo,  containing  the  Series  of 

Accounts,  British  and  Foreign,  with  Circumstantial  Details.  With 
List  of  Killed  and  AVounded.  By  a Xear  Observer.  Folding  pano- 
ramic shetch  of  Waterloo,  portraits  and  maps.  8vo,  half  calf  (sides 
loose).  London,  1815 

53.  [Booth  (John)].  The  Battle  of  AVaterloo,  containing  the  Accounts  pub- 

lished by  Authority,  British  and  Foreign,  with  circumstantial  de- 
tails relative  to  the  Battle.  By  a Xear  Observer.  Large  colored  pano- 
ramic sl'etch  of  the  battle-ground,  and  a smaller  I'iew.  8vo,  boards, 
uncut.  London,  1815 

The  Third  Edition,  enlarged,  with  the  alphabetical  list  of  the  killed 
and  wounded.  Booth  became  well  known  subsequently  as  the  pub- 
lisher of  the  Military  Library. 

54.  [Booth  (John)].  Battle  of  AAaterloo,  also  of  Ligny,  and  Quatre-Bras. 

By  a Xear  Observer.  2 vols.  in  1.  Sf  plates  by  George  Jones  on 
India  paper,  large  colored  folding  panoramic  view  of  the  Battle 
of  Waterloo,  7 maps  and  plans  (portions  of  several  torn),  and  a bust- 
portrait  of  Wellington,  by  Hopper,  on  India  paper,  laid  in.  4to, 
paper-covered  hoards  (several  plates  stained,  and  some  portions  of 
margins  repaired).  Lonrlon,  1817 

55.  Boston  Gazette  (the).  Country  Journal,  Alarch  12th,  1770.  Folio, 

as  issued.  4 pp.  Fac-similc.  Boston,  1770.  Contains  an  account  of 
the  Boston  Massacre. 


50.  Bouijbox  Pa:\i IMILHT.  Dcs  Iievolutions  dcpuis  KS!);  ot  de  eedle  fpii  nous 
rend  Xotre  Souvcrain  Legitinio.  Par  le  (d)tnte  dc  Br  * * • 

OfHeior  de  la  (Jarde  Nationale.  (Contrasts  the  rule,  etc.,  ot  Bona- 
])arte  wiili  that  of  the  legitimate  rulers,  mentions  Xapoleon’s  Egyp- 
tian campaign,  etc.).  4 pp.,  4to,  unbound  (4  lines  in  unknown  auto- 
graph at  end  of  last  page).  | Paris,  n.d.J 

57.  Bourhij:xxe  (Fauvelet  ])e).  Memoirs  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  To 

which  are  now  First  Added,  an  Account  of  the  Important  Events  of 
the  Hundred  Days,  of  Napoleon’s  Surrender  to  the  English,  and  of 
his  Pesidence  and  Death  at  St.  Helena,  with  iVnecdotes  and  Illustra- 
tive Notes  from  all  the  Most  Authentic  Sources.  Illustrations.  4 vols. 
extended  to  8 vols.,  8vo,  full  polished  crimson  calf,  symbolical  gilt  backs 
with  the  eagle,  bees  and  crowned  “ N,”  sides  with  triple  gilt-lined 
borders,  bees  in  corners  and  crowned  “ N ” with  wi'eath  underneath, 
in  centres,  inside  gilt  borders,  gilt  tops,  bound  especially  for  owner, 
by  Zaemxsdorf.  London;  Pichard  Bentley,  183G 

Fik.st  issue  of  Bentley's  First  Edition.  In  addition  to  the  28  plates 
l)nblished  with  the  work,  there  are  inserted  IKXJ  r:xTRA  illustrations,  in- 
clndiiifi  nninerons  colored  portraits  and.  views,  together  with  a large 
number  nncolored.  on  India  paper  and  inlaid,  many  unusual  and  scarce, 
by  prominent  artists  after  well-known  originals. 

Among  the  above  is  a varied  assortment  of  portraits  of  Napoleon,  his 
Marshals,  Generals,  Ministers,  etc. ; members  of  his  immediate  family, 
namely,  Josephine  and  Marie-Loiiise,  his  wives ; his  father,  brothers,  etc. ; 
the  contemporary  sovereigns  of  Europe,  with  men  of  prominence  both 
there  and  in  America,  such  as,  George  III.,  of  England ; Alexander  I.,  of 
Russia ; William  Pitt.  Earl  Grey.  Lords  Bentinck  and  Castelreagh ; 
George  AVashington,  Fulton,  Aaron  Burr,  of  America;  Kosciusko,  of 
Poland,  and  others. 

There  are  several  scarce  views  of  Battle-Scenes,  etc.,  including  the 
line  engravings  of  Qnatre  Bras  and  Ligny : also  the  plate  of  Napoleon’s 
Entry  into  Paris  in  1814.  in  which  he  is  shown  riding  in  a carriage;  a 
facsimile  of  his  abdication  the  same  year ; a beantifnlly  colored  plate 
of  the  Conseil  des  Anciens,  by  Labroiisse  after  St.  Sanvenr ; a colored 
portrait  of  Napoleon  in  Death  taken  at  St.  Helena,  etc. 

The  interest  and  value  of  the  above  are  augmented  by  the  addition 
of  a tine  autograph  signature.  ‘'  Bonaparte”  to  a portion*  of  a letter  in 
another  hand,  signed  when  he  was  First  Consul,  probably  some  time  in 
ISdd;  also  are  inserted  an  A.L.^S.,  2 pp.  Svo.  from  Bentley*,  the  publisher; 
and  the  signature  (to  a part  of  letter)  of  “ Boarrienne  ” the  author  of 
these  Memoirs,  and  Napoleon’s  private  secretary. 

58.  BourpvIExxe  (Fauvelet  De).  Memoirs  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Trans- 

lated from  the  French  by  John  S.  Memes.  Engraved  titles  with  vign- 
ettes. 3 vols.  16mo,  cloth,  leather  labels.  Edinburgh,  1830 

Fine  Copy  of  Constable’s  compact  edition. 

50.  BoriiRiExxE  (Fauvelet  De).  Another  copy  of  the  same.  (Engraved 
titles  stained  and  liinding  somewhat  sliaken). 

GO.  Bourriexxe  (Fauvelet  De).  Life  of  Naitoleon  Bonaiiarte.  Witli  Notes, 
now  First  Added,  from  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena,  from  the  i\remoirs 
of  tlie  Duke  of  Bovigo,  and  otlier  Autbentic  Sources.  Portraits,  views, 
facsimiles,  etc.  With  Index.  3 vols.  12mo,  lialf  red  morocco,  gilt', 
gilt  tops  (writing  on  top-margins  of  2 titles).  London,  1831 

Fine.  Clean  Copy. 


61.  Bouuiuenxe  (Fauvelet  De).  Life  of  iSTapoleon  Bonaparte.  With  Notes, 

now  First  Added,  from  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena,  from  the  Memoirs  of 
the  Duke  of  Bo\dgo,  and  other  Authentic  Sources.  (The  National 
Library,  Nos.  7,  8 and  9).  Portraits,  views,  facsimiles,  etc.,  several 
stained.  With  Index.  3 vols.  12mo,  cloth  (binding  poor ; good  copy 
for  rebinding).  Loudon,  1831 

62.  Boueriexne  (Fauvelet  De).  Life  of  Napoleon,  Vol.  Ill,  12mo, 

cloth,  London,  1831;  Memoirs  of  Lucien  Bonaparte,  by  himself,  part 
the  first,  12nio,  cloth.  New  York,  1836;  La  Colonna  del  Grande 
Esercito  d’ikusterlitz  . . . per  A.  Tardieu.  Numerous  fine  plates 

(some  missing),  4to,  unbound,  Firenze,  1840.  Together,  3 vols. 

63.  Bowdlek  (Thomas),  A Short  View  of  the  Life  and  Character  of  Lieut. - 

General  Yillettes ; [and]  A Postscript  to  the  Letters  written  in 
France  in  1814.  Portrait  engraved  hy  Heath.  2 works  in  1 vol.  8vo, 
boards,  calf  back,  uncut  (back  worn).  Bath,  1815 

64.  Boys  (Captain  Edward).  Narrative  of  a Captivity  and  Adventures  in 

France  and  Flanders,  between  the  years  1803  and  1809.  Litho- 
graphed plan  {colored)  and  plates  {uncolored) . 12mo,  boards,  some 
edges  uncut  (part  of  back  missing).  London,  1827 

65.  Briefault  (F.T.).  The  Prisoner  of  Ham:  Authentic  Details  of  the  Cap- 

tivity and  Escape  of  Prince  Napoleon  Louis.  Portrait,  plan  and  fac- 
simile. 12nio,  cloth,  crudely  rebacked,  uncut.  London,  1846 

66.  Britton  (J. — Editor).  Narrative  of  Memorable  Events  in  Paris,  preced- 

ing the  Capitulation,  and  during  the  occupancy  of  that  City  by  the 
Allied  Armies  in  1814.  Being  Extracts  from  the  Journal  of  a 
Detenu,  8vo,  boards,  cloth  back  (1  side  and  back  loose). 

London;  Printed  for  the  Editor,  1828 

67.  Brissot  De  Warville  (Jean  P. — Girondist).  The  Leeds  Mercury,  Nov. 

16,  1793.  Folio,  as  issued.  "With  portrait.  Leeds,  1793 

Contains  account  of  the  execution  of  Brissot  and  others. 

68.  Broadside.  Extrait  des  Eegistres  du  Conseil  cPEtat.  2 pp.,  4to. 

(Printed).  Paris,  July  5,  1642.  With  autograph  signature  of 
[Conrarb]. 

69.  Broadside.  Instructions  issued  by  the  Police  Department  of  Paris  for  the 

maintenance  of  order  upon  the  occasion  of  the  Presentation  of  the 
Confederates  of  the  faubourgs  St.  Antoine  and  St.  Marceau.  Paris, 
May  12,  1815.  4 pp.  royal  8vo. 

70.  Broadway  Belle  (the)  and  Mirror  of  the  Times.  Vol.  1.  Nos.  1 and 

4,  January  1 and  22,  1855.  2 pieces.  4to,  as  issued. 

New  York,  1855 

Contains  a portrait  of  George  Thompson,  the  editor  of  this  extraor- 
dinary puhlication. 

71.  Broadway  Belle  (the)  and  Mirror  of  the  Times.  Vol.  1,  Nos.  8,  9,  10, 

11,  12.  Feb.  1!)  to  Oct.  1,  1855.  5 Nos.  Folio,  as  issued. 

New  York,  1855 


72.  Broadway  Bklle  (the)  and  New  York  Shanghai.  A^ol.  1,  Nos.  8 and  j). 

Sept.  3 and  10,  1855.  2 Nos.  Folio,  as  issued.  New  \ork,  1855 

73.  Broadway  Belle  (the)  and  Mirror  of  the  Times.  Vol.  1,  Nos.  13,  14, 

15,  16  and  17.  Oct.  8 to  Nov.  5,  1855.  5 Nos.  Folio,  as  issued. 

New  York,  1855 

74.  Brooke  (T.H.).  History  of  the  Island  of  St.  Helena,  from  its  Discovery 

by  the  Portuguese  to  1823.  Illustrations.  8vo,  poli.shed  calf,  gilt. 

London,  1824 

75.  Browning  (Oscar — Editor).  England  and  Napoleon  in  1803.  Being  the 

Despatches  of  Lord  Whitworth  and  others,  now  First  Printed  from 
the  Originals  in  the  Record  Office.  8vo,  cloth.  London,  1887 

76.  Buffalo  Regulator.  Vol.  1,  No.  1.  June,  1857.  4to.,  as  issued. 

Buffalo,  1857 

77.  Buonaparte  Satire,  in  Two  Books.  His  Coronation,  A Vision.  22  pp., 

temporary  wrappers.  (The  “ Satire”  only.)  Edinburgh,  1804 

Author’s  presentation  copy,  with  autograph  inscription  on  half-title. 

78.  Buonaparte  at  Rochefort.  Rapport  Officiel  de  tout  ce  qui  s’est  passe 

a I’embarquement  de  Buonparte  a Rochefort;  Liste  officielle  des  per- 
sonnes  qui  se  sont  emharquees  avec  lui,  etc.,  4 pp.  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1815 

In  addition  to  the  news  relative  to  Napoleon’s  emharkation  upon  the 
BelleropJiou.  the  list  of  persons  who  accompanied  him,  &c.,  the  report  men- 
tions his  letter  to  the  Prince-Regent  of  England,  news  of  Orleans,  Lyon, 
etc. 

79.  Buonaparte-Phobia,  or  Cursing  made  Easy  to  the  Meanest  Capacity. — 

Dialogue  between  the  Editor  of  '"The  Times,”  Doctor  Slop,  .My 
Uncle  Toby,  and  My  Father,  Embracing  The  Times  Vocabulary  of 
easy  Epithets  and  choice  Curses  against  Buonaparte — from  his  leav- 
ing • Elba,  etc.  By  the  Editor  of  “ The  Times.”  Fifth  Edition. 
With  engraved  'portrait  of  Napoleon  from  the  original  picture  hy 
David.  Folio.  Lond.  circa,  1815 

An  English  broadside  amusingly  exhibiting  the  hysterical  condition  of 
thought  of  the  English  people  regarding  Napoleon,  who  is  represented  as 

an  “execrable  villain — a beaten,  disgraced  and  perjured  Corsican a 

remorseless  ruffian — a wretch  stained  with  every  crime — the  bloodiest 
and  most  perfidious  tyrant  that  ever  disgraced  history,”  etc.,  etc. 

80.  BuonaparteY  Farewell.  Les  Adieux  de  Buonaparte  a sa  Vieille  Garde. 

Woodcut  headpiece,  2 pp.  small  4to,  as  issued.  (Fontainebleau,  1814.) 

One  of  the  original  printed  copies  of  the  Address  as  delivered  at 
or“rTs^^’\.dTeux engraved  plate,  oblong  12mo.  of  the  scene 

81.  Burckhardt  (Wilhelm).  Gebhard  L.  v.  Bliicher  . . . nach  Lcben 

Reden,  und  Thaten  geschildert.  Portraits,  one  clasping  hand  of 
Wellington.  8vo,  limp  wrappers.  Stuttyart,  1835 

82.  Burdon  (W.).  Life  and  Character  of  Bonajuirte,  from  his  birth  to  the 

15th  of  August,  1804.  Bust-portrait  by  Mackenzie.  8vo.  half- 
sprihhled  calf,  gilt  (recent).  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  1805 


101.  Charles  X.  Seance  Eoyale  dn  23  Juillet  1831.  Discours  dii  Eoi. 

(Address  to  the  Peers  and  Deputies  on  various  matters,  including 
the  Charter,  friendship  between  France  and  the  United  States,  the 
treaties  with  the  Eepublics  of  Mexico  and  Hayti,  the  separation  of 
Belgium  and  Holland,  etc.)  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  [Paris,  1831] 

102.  Charles  X.  Another  Copy  of  the  same  by  a different  printer;  4to. 

103.  Chateaubriand  (F.  A.  De).  Of  Buonaparte  and  the  Bourbons,  and  of 

the  necessity  of  rallying  round  our  Legitimate  Princes  for  the  Hap- 
piness of  France  and  that  of  Europe.  8vo,  half  leather  (1  side 
loose).  London,  1814 

Bound  up  with  the  above  are  several  other  articles,  including  “ Letters 
of  Calvus “ Napoleon's  conduct  towards  Russia  since  the  Peace  of 
Tilsit;"  etc. 

104.  [Chateauvieux  (J.  F.  L.  De)].  Manuscrit  venu  de  Sainte-Helene, 

dhme  Maniere  Inconnue.  [With  leaf  of  advertisement  in  English.] 
8vo,  boards,  leather  back,  uncut  (a  leaf  of  half-title  inserted,  and 
final  leaf  re-edged).  London  [Bruxelles  Printed],  1817 

A forged  autobiography  of  Napoleon,  printed  in  French,  the  same  year 
as  the  First  English  Edition. 

105.  Chicago  Ne'wspapers.  The  Chicago  Post.  Extra.  Monday  Eaening 

(sic),  October  9,  1871.  Folio,  as  issued. 

A rare  extra  giving  an  account  of  the  great  fire  of  Chicago. 

106.  Civil  War.  Xew  York  Daily  Transcript,  January  16,  1865.  The  extra 

issue  of  38  pages  containing  the  list  of  drafted  men,  with  their 
addresses  and  occupations,  from  the  eighteenth  ward,  eighth  congres- 
sional district.  An  uncommon  Civil  War  item  (slightly  torn  on 
front  page).  Xew  York,  1865 

107.  Civil  War.  Xew  A"ork  Daily  Transcript.  Extra.  January  20,  1865. 

30  pp.  Folio,  as  issued.  Xew  York,  1865 

The  extra  issue  containing  a complete  account  of  the  persons  enrolled 
as  liable  for  draft  from  the  Twelfth  Ward,  Ninth  Congressional  District, 
their  ages,  occupations,  etc. 

108.  Civil  War.  The  Conquered  Banner.  Poem  by  Moina.  Music  by 

La  Hache.  4to.  Illustrated  wrappers.  Xew  Orleans,  1866 

109.  Clarke  (General  H.  J.  G.— Prominent  officer  under  Xapoleon,  Gov- 

ernor of  Berlin,  Member  of  Legion  of  Honor  under  Louis  XYIIT, 
etc.).  Xote  concernant  Le  General  Clarke,  Due  de  Feltre,  Ex-Minis- 
tre  de  la  Guerre.  (A  defense  of  General  Clarke.)  4 pp.,  small  4to, 
unbound  (8  lines  of  pencilled  MS.  in  unknown  hand,  on  p.  3). 

[Paris,  n.d.] 

110.  Clery  (M. — Valet  to  Louis  XVI).  Journal  of  the  Occurrences  at  the 

Temple  during  the  Confinement  of  Louis  XVI.  Translated  from 
the  Original  Manuscript,  by  E.  C.  Dallas.  8vo,  straight-grain 
morocco,  blind-and-gilt  stamped,  gilt  edges  (name  on  half-title). 

London,  1798 


111.  Cleky  (M.).  Journal  of  Occairrences  at  the  Temple  during  the  Con- 

hnenient  of  Louis  XVJ.  Translated  by  IT  C.  Dallas.  12nio,  tree 
ealf.  Boston,  1799 

The  FiHST  American  Edition. 

112.  CoBBETT  (William).  Letters  to  Lord  Hawkesbury  and.  Henry  Adding- 

ton, on  the  Peace  with  Buonparte.  J'ahles,  and  2 portraits,  inserted. 
8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top,  uncut. 

Loudon,  1802 

113.  Collectanea  Xapoleonica;  a Catalogue  of  the  Collection  of  Auto- 

graphs, Historical  Documents,  Broadsides,  Caricatures,  etc.,  relating 
to  Napoleon  I.  and  his  Times,  1769-1821,  formed  by  A.  M.  Broad- 
ley,  compiled  by  W.  Y.  Daniell.  Illustrations,  including  a hitherto 
■unpublished  portrait  of  Napoleon.  8vo,  buckram.  [London,  1905.] 

114;  Column  of  the  Giiande-Armee,  Etc.  Description  de  la  Colonue  de 
la  G-rande-Armee,  elevee  a la  gloire  des  Armees  FraiiQaises,  Tan 
1810.  Terminee  par  la  Description  de  I’Arc  de  Triomphe  du  Palais 
des  Tuileries.  Cut  of  Column.  12mo,  wrappers  uncut.  Paris,  n.d. 

115.  Confederate.  Muster  .Poll  of  Company  1.  of  the  57th  Pegiment  of 

New  York  Volunteers.  Large  folio.  The  names  written  by  a good 
penman. 

Of  special  interest  as  it  is  written  on  Confederate  paper. 

116.  Confederate  Money.  Issued  at  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.,  and 

Richmond,  Va.  From  10  cents  to  $50.  Together,  7 pieces. 

1863-1866 

117.  Confederate  Newspapers.  The  Evening  True  Delta.  May  6,  1862, 

New  Orleans;  The  Daily  Picayune,  IMarch  22,  1862,  New  Orleans; 
New  Orleans  Daily  Crescent,  March  27,  1862.  Three  pieces.  Folio, 
as  issued. 

118.  Confederate  Newspapers.  Extra  de  TEstafette,  AYndredi,  M'ai  2,  1862. 

1 p.,  8vo.  [New  Orleans],  1862 

Printed  in  French,  and  mentions  the  entrance  of  the  victorious  Federal 
troops  into  New  Orleans,  their  seizure  of  the  newspaper,  “ True  Delta,” 
their  occupation  of  the  Hotel  St.  Charles,  etc. 

119.  Confederate  Newspapers.  The  Daily  Picayune,  New  Orleans.  Alarch 

20,  1862  ; The  Daily  True  Delta,  May  6,  1862;  The  Sunday  Delta, 
May  4,  1862  (one  sheet  only,  ? complete).  Three  pieces.'  Folio, 
as  issued.  New  Orleans,  1862 

In  the  first  named  appears  “ Ahraham  Lincoln.  President  of  what  is 
left  of  United  States  on  the  Uth  inst.,  transmitted  this  message  of  the 
so-called  Congress  of  that  unhappy  country,”  etc. 

120.  Confederate  Newspapers.  New  Orleans  Daily  Crescent,  April  24, 

1862,  and  The  Daily  Delta,  Alarch  14,  1862.  Two  jiieces,  folio,  as 
issued.  New  Orleans,  1862 


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CoxFHUERATE  i\ EwsPAPEKs.  0410  Soutliom  lllusti’atocl  XoM's,  FebriiaiA- 
28,  ^farch  7,  llarch  28  and  Soptoinliev  5,  186;S.  Four  pieces.  Folio, 
as  issued.  Fichmond.  1863 

In  the  issue  of  Fehnniry  2Stli  is  a caricature  “Master  Aliraliam  Lin- 
coln gets  a new  toy.” 

CoxEEDEKATE  Ts^'ewspapeks.  The  Sixth  Corps.  ATI.  1.  Nos.  2 and  6. 
April  28,  May  3,  1865.  3 pp.  folio,  as  issued.  Danville,  Aha.,  1865 

Contains  reference  to  Lincoln  and  with  printing  of  “ Oh  I why  should 
the  spirit  of  mortal  he  proud.” 

Coxfidextial  Correspondence  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte  with  his  brother 
Joseph,  King  of  Spain.  Selected  and  Translated  from  the  “ Alein- 
oires  du  Foi  Joseph.’"  Portraits.  2 vols.  12mo,  cloth. 

New  York,  1856 

CoxGRESS  OF  A"iexx"a.  Extrait  dii  Alonitenr  du  13  Avril,  1815.  (In- 
cludes copy  of  the  Manifesto  issued  by  the  allied  ministers  at  the 
Congress  of  Vienna,  wherein  is  declared  their  intention  of  maintain- 
ing the  Treaty  of  Paris,  and  practically  declaring  Napoleon  an  out- 
law). 4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

Constitution  de  la  Fepublique  Franqaise.  (Signed  by  Fegnier,  Jacque- 
minot and  others,  including  Bonaparte,  who  signs  as  one  of  the  Con- 
suls). 4 pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  1799 

Convention  op  St.  Cloud.  Afinistere  de  la  Guerre.  (Bulletin,  com- 
posed of  18  articles,  issued  July  3,  1815,  announces  changes  in  the 
Alinistry,  the  suspension  of  hostilities  by  the  iAllies,  plan  for  the 
evacuation  of  Paris,  etc.  Signed  by  Bignon,  Guilleminot,  Bondy. 
and  others).  4 pp.  4to,  unbound,  uncut.  Paris,  1815 

This  Bulletin  was  issued  four  days  before  Wellington’s  entr.v  into 
Paris  at  the  head  of  the  victorious  Allies. 

CooTE  (Charles).  History  of  Europe  from  the  Treaty  of  Amiens,  in 
1802,  to  the  Pacification  of  Paris,  in  1815.  8vo,  boards,  cloth  back, 
partly  uncut.  London,  1817 

[CoRDAX^  (Charlotte)].  Fevolutions  Almanach  von  1795.  With  por- 
traits, including  Corday,  Madame  Du  Barry,  BaUly,  Brissot,  Luclr- 
ner,  and  others,  also  views.  12mo,  original  boards  (rubbed,  ami 
some  q)p.  loose) . Gottingen  11795] 

Corsica.  Boswell  (James).  An  Account  of  Corsica,  The  Journal  of  a 
'’ITiir  of  that  Island,  and  Alemoirs  of  Pascal  Paoli.  Portrait  and 
folding  map.  12mo,  sprinkled  calf  (portion  of  back  split). 

London,  1769 

Autograph  of  “ Francis,’’  supposed  author  of  the  .Tunius  letters,  on 
fly-leaf. 

Cotton  (Sergeant  Edward).  A ATice  from  AVaterloo.  A History  of 
the  Battle,  with  a selection  from  the  Wellington  Dispatches,  etc. 
]\faps  and  plates.  16mo,  cloth.  Alont-St.-Jean,  1862 

An  unusually  clear  and  concise  account  of  this  battle. 


131. 


Coui’  D'Ktat.  l^-oclaimitioii  (In 
J’euple  (et)  1/Arin(ic 
tie  Folio. 


Pr(isidont  do  la  ]^6publi(|ue.  App(3l  au 
Le  Prel'et  do  I’olice  aiix  Haldtaiis 
Paris,  December  2,  1851 


One  of  sevenil  “ I'voclainatioiis  ” issued  by  J.ouis  Nayoleon  Bonaparte, 
witli  the  a,ssistance  of  De  Morny  and  l>e  Maupas,  respectively  Minister 
of  tlie  Interior  and  Prefect  of  Police.  The  printing  of  this  “•  1 rociaina- 
tion  ” was  accomplished  wliile  the  huilding  containing  the  presses  was 
surrounded  hy  gendarmes  and  each  typesetter  guarded  hy  them  tsliile 
lie  was  setting  up  his  portion  of  copy.  Contains  Napoleon’s  appeals  to 
the  people  and  tlie  army,  his  dissolution  of  the  Assembly,  and  the  plac- 


1111 


til..,  ~ . 1 1 rni  *.11  1 . 

of  Paris  and  other  de])artments  under  martial  law.  ilie  nlootlj 


triumpli  ” of  tliis  Coup  is  a matter  of  history. 


132.  CouKT  AND  Camd  of  Biionapartc.  Fortraits  of  TaUeijrand,  Murat,  and 
Fault.  IGmo,  half  dark-blue  calf,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top,  by 
Larkins.  l.ondon,  1821) 

The  autliorship  of  this  work  is  ascribed  to  J.  G.  Lockhart. 


133.  Court  of  Napoleon.  Memoires  et  Anecdotes  snr  la  Coiir  de  Napoleon 
Bonaparte.  Line  portraits.  12mo,  wrappers,  nncnt. 

En  Belgique;  Chez  les  Brincipanx  Idbraires,  1818 

The  Third  French  edition,  with  the  suiipressed  passages  of  the  Second 
edition. 


134.  Ckuiksiiank  (George).  The  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Edited  by 
W.  H.  Ireland.  Embellished  with  accurate  vietvs  of  his  battles,  &c., 
engraved  by  George  Cruikshanh  from  the  original  designs  of  Vernet, 
Denon,  d-c.,  executed  at  Paris  by  Duplessis-Bertaux,  comprising,  in  ad- 
dition to  the  COMPLETE  SERIES  OF  FINELY  COLORED  FOLDING  PLATES, 
the  three  uncolored  plates — portraits  of  the  Duke  of  neidistadt,  Marie 
Louise,  and  Napoleon’s  Generals.  4 vols.  8vo,  full  crinuson  polished 
calf,  symbolical  gilt  backs  with  Bees,  crowned  N,”  &c.,  sides  with 
a triple  line-border.  Bees  in  corners,  and  the  crowned  N ” with 
wreath  in  centres,  inside  gilt  borders,  gilt  tops,  especially  bound  by 
Zaeiinsdorf  for  the  owner.  Each  volume  in  a cloth  case. 

* London;  John  Fairburn  and  John  Cumberland,  1823-1828 

A SUPERI5  SET  OF  THE  FIRST  EDITION  OF  THIS  NOTEWORTHY  NaPOEEONIC  * 
ITEM,  CONTAINING  THE  28  MAGNIFICENT  COLORED  FOLDING  PLATES  BY  GeORGE 
CrUIKSHANK,  PUBLISHED  WITH  THE  WORK  ; CUMBERLAND’S  4 ENGRAVED 
TITLES,  WITH  2 ADDITIONAL  TITLES,  COLORED;  FaIRBURN'S  3 PRINTED  TITLES, 

AND  EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED  by  the  iiisertioii  of  172  portraits  of  Na]>oleon 
(several  of  THEM  COLORED),  a fine  autograph  signature  of  the  Emperor, 
dated  Fontainebleau,  .July  17,  1805,  two  aiitograpli  signatures  of  George 
Cruikshank,  one  on  an  original  pencil  sketch  by  him.  making  2(X)  illustra- 
tions in  all. 

The  Cruikshank  folding  plates  are  mounted  on  linen  and  iirilliantly 
hand-colored,  one  or  two  of  them  being  slightly  damaged  at  the  folds.  .S:c.. 
but  not  sufficiently  to  mar  them  to  any  great  extent. 

'Such  a fine  extra-illustrated  set  of  this  valuable  Cruiksh.\nk- 

1 RELAND  WORK  DOES  NOT  APPE.VR  OFTEN  FOR  S.\T.E  BY  AL'CTION. 


135.  [Dalrymi’LF  (Adolimius  J.)].  "Memoir,  written  by  General  Sir  Hew 
Dalrym))le,  of  his  Froceedings  as  connected  witli  the  .\ffairs  of  Spain, 
and  tlie  Commencement  of  the  Peninsular  War.  8vo.  original  boards, 
some  h'av('<  uncut  (portion  of  back  split).  London,  1830 


136.  Danton  (Georges  J.).  The  Leeds  Mercury,  April  12,  1794.  Folio,  as 
issued,  with  portrait.  ^ Leeds,  1794 

Contains  account  of  the  arrest  of  Danton. 


137.  Davies  (Catherine).  Eleven  Years’  Kesidence  in  the  Family  of  Murat, 

King  of  Kaples.  12nio,  flexible  boards,  crudely  backed  with  linen 
(figure  6 on  cover).  London,  1841 

138.  Death  oe  Kapoleon.  Kouvelles  Officielles  venant  de  file  Sainte- 

Helene,  annongant  la  mort  de  fex-general  Buonaparte,  et  les  circon- 
stances  qui  font  occasionne.  Extrait  du  Moniteur.  4 pp.  12mo, 
unbound.  Paris,  1821 

139.  Decree  Against  the  Bourbons.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  8 Avril 

1815.  Decrets  Iniperiaux.  Au  palais  des  Tuileries,  le  25  Mars  et 
le  4 Avril,  1815.  Cut  of  Imperial  eagle,  etc.  (Proclamation  rela- 
tive to  the  Bourbons  (mentions  Louis  XVIII.  by  name),  states  that 
the  laws  against  them  will  be  rigidly  enforced,  &c.).  2 pp.  small  4to, 
unbound.  Portrait  of  Bonaparte,  8vo,  laid  in.  Paris,  1815 

140.  Decree  Imperial,  Contenant  dilferentes  dispositions  tendant  a reprinier 

les  manoeuvres  qui  pourraient  troubler  la  tranquillite  publique,  le 
9 Mai  1815.  (Instructs  the  Minister  of  Police  relative  to  the  Comte 
de  Lille  [Louis  XA^III.],  decrees  imprisonment  for  showing  any 
other  colors  than  the  Xational,  formulates  additions  to  the  Penal 
Code,  &c.)  4 pp.  4to,  unbound,  with  portrait  of  Napoleon  laid  in. 

Paris,  1815 

141.  Decree  of  the  National  Assembly.  Municipalite  de  Paris.  Par  le 

Maire  et  les  Membres  du  Conseil-General.  Extrait  du  Eegistre  des 
Deliberations  du  Conseil-General  de  la  Commune  de  Paris,  due  Mer- 
credi,  22  J.uin  1791.  Small  woodcut  of  municipal  arms.  Folio. 

Paris,  1791 

Kelates  to  the  free  circulation  of  governmeut  funds,  the  facilitatioq 
of  the  movements  of  all  diligences  and  other  public  carriers,  and  enjoin- 
ing the  proper  authorities  to  give  due  attention  thereto.  Issued  by 
Railly,  mayor;  De  Joly,  clerk. 

142.  Departure  of  Louis  XVIII.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  26  Mars  1815 

Ministere  de  la  Guerre.  Nouvelles  Officielles  de  f Armee.  Large  cut 
of  the  Imperial  Eagle.  (Announces  the  departure  of  the  Comte  de 
Lille  (Louis  XA^III.)  and  other  prominent  Bourbons  from  Paris, 
gives  a speech  of  tlie  Emperor  to  ]iis  soldiers,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  4to, 
unbound.  Paris,  1815 

143.  Delphick  Oracle  (The).  (Curious  questions  in  Statute  Law,  Physick 

and  Anatomy,  etc.).  Small  8vo,  old  half  calf.  London,  1720 

144.  Depeches  et  Letters  1ntei;ceptees.  Co]ues  of  the  Original  Letters 

and  Dispatches  of  the  Generals,  &c.,  at  Paris,  to  Napoleon  at  Dres- 
den, intercepted  by  the  Allies.  In  French  and  English.  8vo,  half 
calf  (someAvhat  worn) . ' London,  1814 


145.  DEWciurTioN  de  la  Coloiine  dc  la  (Irande-Armee,  Teniiinee  par  la  De- 
scription de  FArc  de  Trioinphe  dii  Palais  des  Tuileries.  Cut  of  col- 
nmn.  1'-^  pp.  12ni(),  uncut  and  unbound.  Edited  by  Aubry. 

l^aris,  n.d. 


146. 


147. 


Dispatch  fpom  Lyoxs.  Ministere  de  la  Guerre.  Depecbes  Telegra- 
pliicpies,  datees  de  Dyon,  le  15  Avril,  et  arrivees  a Ibiris  le  16,  a sept 
lieures  du  matin.  Ecclesiastical  coat-of-arms.  (F"rom  Suchet,  Duke 
of  Albufera,  who,  with  the  Duke  of  Kivoli,  has  witnessed  the  arrival 
of  the  troops,  and  mentions  that  the  Tri-color  floats  over  i\Iarseilles, 
Antibes,  Draguignan,  &c.)  2 pp.  small  4to,  un])ound.  Paris,  [1815] 

Du  Barry  (Madame).  Baldwin’s  London  Weekly  Journal,  December 


28,  1793.  Folio,  as  issued.  With  portrait. 
Contains  account  of  the  execution  of  Du  Bari’y. 


London,  1793 


148.  Dumas  (Gex.  Count  Mathieu).  Memoires  of  his  Own  Time;  includ- 
ing the  Kevolution,  the  Empire,  and  the  Restoration,  Portraits  of 
Napoleon  and  Lafayette;  with  one  of  the  author,  inserted.  2 vols. 
8vo,  cloth,  uncut.  London,  1839 

During  the  American  Itevolution,  Count  Dumas  was  Rochambeau’s 
aide,  and  recounts  his  experiences  therein.  He  also  served  under 
Napoleon. 


149.  Educational  Appointments.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  S’amedi,  pre- 

mier Avril  1815.  (Aapoleon  visits  the  institution  for  the  education 
of  daughters  of  members  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  appoints  new 
officers  of  the  University,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Pari.s,  1815 

150.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Copies  of  Original  Letters  from  the  Army  of 

Bonaparte  in  Egypt,  intercepted  by  the  Fleet  under  the  command 
of  Admiral  Lord  Helson.  With  English  translation.  Map  and  por- 
trait inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top, 
lower  edges  uncut.  London.  1798 


151.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Newspaper.  No.  35.  Le  Yoyageur.  Journal 

de  L.  Prudhomme,  du  6 Thermidor,  an  YII  de  La  Republique  (July 
24,  1798).  (Mentions  Buonaparte  in  Egypt,  Talleyrand,  &c. ) 4 pp. 
small  4to.  ‘ Paris,  1798 

152.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Copies  of  Original  Letters  from  the  Army  of 

General  Bonaparte  in  Egypt,  Intercepted  by  the  fleet  under  the  com- 
mand of  Admiral  Lord  Nelson.  With  English  Translations.  Charts. 
2 vols.  12mo,  boards,  leather  hacks  (somewhat  worn). 

London.  1798-9 


153.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Courier  de  PEgypte.  No.  99.  (With  2 Extra 
pages  of  another  number.  Relates  ito  Napoleon’s  army  in  Egypt). 
Together,  6 pp.  12mo.  Cairo,"  Egvpt^l  800 


154.  Egyptian  Camp.vign.  Lilierte,  Egalite,  Repuhlique  Fran^aise.  Ordre 
du  jour,  du  21  Nivose  (et)  du  2 Pluviose.  an  YlII.  (Issued  by 
General  Damas.  Conntei-signed  by  General  Rene).  Woodcut  coat-of- 
arms.  2 pp.  small  folio.  ’ (kiiro,  Egypt.  1799 


155. 


Egyptian  Eampaigx.  Lil)ertc%  Egalite,  Repiibliquo  Francaise.  Ordre 
du  jour,  du  28,  21)  and  dO  Veiidemiaire,  an  1).  (Issued  by  General 
Menou.  Countersigned  by  Generals  Lagrange  and  Eene).  ^yoocl- 
cut  coat-of-ayms  on  each.  1,  2 and  3 pp.  small  folio.  Together,  4 
pieces.  Cairo,  Egypt,  1800 

Unusual  run  of  these  orders.  One  of  them  coutaius  proclamation  of 
General  Menou  relative  to  the  pay  of  the  Army  and  Navy. 


150.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Eepublique  Frangaise.  Journal  Officiel  de  tons 
les  Evenements  qui  out  eu  lieu  en  Egypte  depuis  la  Convention  d’el- 
AT'ich.  ^Voodcut.  (Issued  by  General  Menou.  i\Ientions  the  as- 
sassination of  General  Kleber,  &c.)  3 pp.  small  folio  (slight  re- 
pairs). Cairo,  Egypt,  1799 

157.  Egyptian  Campaign.  J.  EusselFs  Gazette.  Commercial  and  Political. 

Feb.  4,  1799;  Mar.  11,  1799;  Apr.  18,  1799.  Three  pieces.  F'olio, 
as  issued.  Boston,  1799 

The  issue  of  April  ISth  contains  four  columns  of  the  intercepted  dis- 
patches of  Bonaparte  on  the  Invasion  of  Egypt. 


158.  Egyptian  Campaign.  J.  EusselFs  Gazette.  Commercial  and  Political. 
i\Iay  9,  Jan.  31  and  Jan.  17,  1799.  Three  pieces.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Boston,  1799 

The  issue  of  May  9 contains  translations  of  portions  of  Bonaparte’s 
letters  written  in  Egypt. 


159.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Memoirs  relative  to  Egypt,  written  in  that  coun- 
try during  the  Campaigns  of  General  Bonaparte,  in  1798-9,  by  the 
Learned  Men  who  accompanied  the  French  Expedition.  2 folding 
maps.  8vo,  sprinkled  calf  (rubbed).  London,  1800 

Contains  contributions  by  Andreossi,  Berthollet,  Bangles  [of  the  Na- 
tional Libraiwl,  and  others. 


100.  Egyptian  CAyii>AiGN.  Napoleon  en  Egypte)  Waterloo  et  le  Fils  de 
L’Homme.  Precedes  d’une  Notice  Litteraire  par  M.  Tissot.  Edition 
illnstrec  par  H.  Yernet  et  II.  Bellange.  Kumcrous  full-page  illus- 
irations  on  India  paper,  and  others,  smaller,  on  the  regular  te.vt-^. 
paper.  Eoyal  Svo,  boards,  leather  l)ack  (dealer’s  stamp  on  half-title, 
margins  of  a numhcr  of  jilates  foxed).  Paris,  n.d. 

1()1.  Egyptian  Campaign.  Napoleon  en  Egypte.  Poeme  en  Unit  Chants. 

Traduit  en  vers  Allemands,  par  Gustave  Schwab.  [Title  repeated  in 
German],  d’ext  in  l)otli  German  and  French.  8vo,  cloth,  original 
Avrappers,  Avith  tlie  German  title,  bound  in. 

Stuttgart  & Tu])ingue,  1829 

1()2.  Election  Notice.  Le  citoyen  Berthereau,  President  du  canton  du  5e 
Arrondissement  de  Paris,  au  C.  en  Rochault,  Notable  communal. 
(Contains  information  as  to  place,  date,  d:c..  of  an  election  of  Judge 
do  Paix,  Ac.).  Eirected  in  an  unknoAvn  baud.  Stamped  AA'ith  seal 
of  the  Eepublic.  1 p.  small  4to.  Paris,  1802 


163.  Election  Xoticj;.  Muiiicipalitc  dc  Paris.  Corps  Ariinici])aJ.  Extraii 
(111  liG^istre  (los  Deliberations  dii  Corps  Llnnicipal,  du  Diinaindie  20 
Deceinbre  1790.  Convocation  Generale  des  (^larante-hiiit  Sections, 
])onr  yiroceder  a nn  second  Scrutin  ponr  I’election  dii  second  Substitnt- 
Adioint  dll  Procurcnr  de  la  Coinnuine.  Woodcut  of  municipal  annti. 
Folio. 


Issiual  by  Ibiilly,  Mayor  of  Paris,  and  countersi^nied  by  De  .Toly,  Clerk. 
Ainoiif'  tbe  names  who  have  alread.v  received  certain  votes  are,  Cerarrl 
de  Bury,  Charon,  the  famous  Danton,  and  others. 


164.  ENGLisit  Bkoadstdes.  “A  Dream  of  Xapolcon;”  “The  Grand  (Con- 

versation on  A^apoleon  Arose”;  and  others.  Curious  woodcuts.  'Z 
pieces,  each  1 p.  small  4to.  [London,  n.d.  | 

165.  English  XEWsPArEits  of  1787.  The  Leeds  Intelligencer,  AVeekl}^  from 

Alay  22  to  Dec.  22,  1787,  not  consecutive,  25  ISTos. ; The  London 
racket  ; or  New  Lloyd’s  Evening  Post,  Semi  Weekly,  from  June  13  to 
Dec.  12,  1787,  not  consecutive,  23  Xos. ; Sheffield  Pegister,  ATI.  1, 
Xo.  1,  June  9,  1787.  (Several  imperfect).  Together,  49  pieces, 
folio,  stitched,  covers  missing. 

Includes  advertisement  of  the  appearance  of  Mrs.  Jordan  in  “ As  You 
Like  It,”  an  Ode  by  the  Poet-Laureate  Wharton,  a notice  of  the  Bai’hary 
Plague,  news  of  the  Revolution  in  Holland,  copy  of  the  new  U.  8.  Con- 
stitution adopted  N.  Y,,  September  17,  17S7,  &c.,  t&c. 

166.  Entry  into  Paris.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  du  23  l\lars,  1815.  (An  ac- 

count of  Napoleon’s  journey  from  Elba  to  Pari.s,  including  one  or  two 
of  his  speeches  to  the  soldiers).  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  Laid  in  are  two 
views  of  his  return,  (1)  his  trip  to  the  quay  from  the  vessel;  (2) 
his  reception  by  some  of  the  soldiers.  Paris,  1815 


167.  Etruria  ((^ueen  of — Marie  Louise  of  Bourbon).  ]\[emoir  of  the  Queen 

of  Etruria.  AVritten  by  Herself.  An  authentic  Narrative  of  the 
Seizure  and  Eemoval  of  Pope  Pius  VII.  Translated  from  the  Italian. 
8vo,  boards,  uncut  (worn).  London,  1814 

168.  Extraordinary  Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte,  from  his  Birth  to  his 

Second  Abdication,  including  an  account  of  his  Campaigns  in  France, 
Italy,  &c.,  and  at  the  Battle  of  AAMterloo,  with  a Description  of  the 
Island  of  St.  Helena.  Illustrated.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  sym- 
bolical gilt  back,  gilt  toj). 

York,  [Eng.]  ; Printed  by  J.  Kendrew,  n.d. 
Bound  in  with  the  above  is  a work  of  94  pp.  entitled  ” Some  of  the 
Causes  which  led  to  the  French  Revolution.”  The  whole  extka-iluus- 
TKATEi)  by  the  insertion  of  92  portraits,  views,  &c.,  some  on  India  paper. 


169. 


Facslmiles  French  Currency.,  etc.  Tableau  des  Papiers  et  Monnoye.s, 
avee  rechelle  dc  Proportion  de  letir  valeiir  pendant  leurs  coiirs  adopte 
])ar  le  Conseil  des  Anciens,  Ic  5 ^le.ssidor,  I’An  A".  (June  23,  1196). 
Drawn  and  etched  in  tints  by  A.  luycune  after  original  samples,  and 
reduced  by  Tamrt.  Folio.  | Paris,  119()  | 


.About  100  pieces  of  currency,  identification  cards,  etc.,  grouiied  on  one 
slu'et.  with  colored  figure  of  a mendicant  (presumably  symboliy.ing  “La 
Commune”)  in  centre.  Dated  1791-1795. 


1?0.  Fain  (Bauox).  Memoirs  of  the  Invasion  of  France  by  the  Allied  Armies, 
and  of  the  Last  Six  i\Ionths  of  the  Feign  of  Xapoleon,  incliiding  his 
Abdication.  Folding  map,  and  portion  of  Napoleon's  letter  of  abdi- 
cation. 8vo,  boards  (1  side  loose  and  back  worn).  London,  1834 

171.  Fall  of  the  Second  Ehpire.  Lines  on  the  Defeat  of  Napoleon  who 
Surrendered  to  the  King  of  Prussia,  at  Sedan,  Sept.  2,  1870,  1 p. 
4to.  London,  1870 

A broadside  upon  the  defeat  of  “ Napoleon  the  Little.”  Seven  verses, 
eight  lines  each,  ending  with  the  Chorus : 

The  battle  now  is  over. 

And  Napoleon  he’s  g:ive  in. 

And  poor  old  Billy  the  Prussian, 

Will  never  again  begin. 


172.  First  Treaty  of  I^aris.  Traite  de  Paix.  Extrait  du  Moniteur,  du  2 

Juin,  1814.  (Treaty  dated  May  30,  1814;  with  the  text  of  several 
subsidiary  treaties ; signed  by  Talleyrand,  prince  de  Benevent,  Metter- 
nich,  Stadion,  Castlereagh,  Cathcart  and  others).  8 pp.  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1814 

173.  Forsyth  (William).  Hi.story  of  the  Captivity  of  Napoleon  at  St. 

Helena;  from  the  Letters  and  Journals  of  Sir  Hudson  Lowe,  and 
Official  Documents  not  before  made  Public.  Portrait  views,  and  map. 
3 vols.  8vo,  original  cloth.  London  1853 

First  and  best  edition. 

174.  Fouche  (Joseph).  Authentic  Memoirs  of  the  Public  Life  of  M.  Fouche, 

Duke  of  Otranto.  Comprising  A^arious  Letters  addressed  to  the  Em- 
peror Napoleon,  King  Joachim,  Duke  of  Wellington,  etc.  11  por- 
traits {inserted).  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt 
top.  London,  &c.,  1818 

175.  [Fouche  (Joseph)].  A Sketch  of  the  Public  liife  of  the  Duke  of 

Otranto.  12mo,  boards,  uncut  (portions  of  some  pages  stained). 

Philadelphia,  1817 


176.  France  and  Holland.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur,  Jeudi,  4 Aout  1831.  De- 
claration de  Guerre  de  la  France  a la  Hollande.  Woodcut  of  rooster 
with  brolicn  wing,  and  trumpet.  (Mentions  the  King’s  recognition 
of  the  independence  of  Belgium,  a telegraphic  dispatch  concerning 
an  engagement  between  the  troops  of  Belgium  and  Holland  at  Gancl, 
etc.  i p.  4to.  [Paris],  1831 


177  France  and  the  Allies.  Traite  de  Paix,  An  nom  de  la  tres-sainte  et 
indivisible  Trinite,  30  Alai,  1814.  (An  early  printed  copy  of  the 
Treaty).  4 pp.,  small  folio,  unbound.  Paris,  1814 

178.  French  Currency.  Siege  de  Lyon.  Bon  pour  Cinquante  Sous.  Auto- 

graph signature. 

179.  French  Currency.  Siege  de  Alayence.  Dix  Sous.  [1793] 

180  French  Currency.  Section  de  Thermes  dc  Julien.  Billet  Citoyen. 
])ixSois. 


151.  French  Ccrrency.  Republique  Franraise.  Assignat  de  mille  francs. 

[1794] 

152.  French  Currency.  Rcpubliciue  Francaise.  Assignat  de  cinq  cents  liv. 

[1793] 

183.  French  Currency.  Repiiblique  Frangaise.  l‘ronicsse  de  mandat  terri- 

torial, Ron  pour  vingt  cinq  francs.  (2  pieces).  Both  with  auto- 
graph signatures.  [1795] 

184.  French  Currency^  Promesse  de  mandat  territorial,  bon  pour  vingt 

cinq  francs.  (2  pieces).  Both  with  autograph  signatures.  [1795] 

185.  French  Cukrency.  Assignat.  Louis  XA^I.  Pour  vingt  cinq  livres 

[1791]  ; and  Pepublique  Frangaise.  Assignat  de  cent  vingt  cinq  liv. 
[1793].  (2  pieces). 

18(5.  French  Currency.  Pepublique  Frangaise.  Assignat  de  cinquante  sols. 
[1793]  (4  pieces  on  1 sheet  not  separated). 

187.  French  Currency.  Pepublique  Frangaise.  Assignat  de  cinquante 

livres.  [1792] 

188.  French  Currency.  Assignats  de  dix  sous,  cinquante  sols,  quinze  sols, 

etc.,  (8  pieces;  from  10  sous  to  100  francs;  the  verso  of  one  contain- 
ing old  writing  and  several  autograph  signatures).  [1791-1794] 

189.  French  Currency.  Pepublique  Frangaise.  Assignats  de  cent  francs 

and  cinquante  livres.  (2  pieces.)  [1792-1794] 

190.  French  Currency.  French  Pevolution.  Assignats  de  dix  sous,  vingt- 

cinq  sols,  cinq  livres,  etc.  (8  pieces.)  Various  denominations. 

[1791-1793] 

191.  French  Finances.  Tvernois  (Sir  Francis  D’).  Expose  de  PExpose  de 

la  Situation  de  FEmpire  Frangaise,  et  des  Comptes  de  Finances 
pul)lies  a Paris,  en  Fevrier  et  en  Mars,  1813.  106  pp.  small  4to, 

unbound  (old  writing  on  entire  verso  of  title).  Peichenbach,  1813 

192.  French  Newspaper.  Numero  83.  Journal  de  Paris,  Jeudi  24  i\Iars 

1785.  (Contains  advertisement  of  English  Troupe  of  acrobats,  in 
which  an  American  is  featured).  4 pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  1785 

193.  French  Newspaper.  Journal  des  Debats.  Politiques  et  Litteraires. 

Lundi,  22  Juillet  1816.  (Contains  news  of  Prussia,  Great  Britain, 
Proclamations  by  Louis  XVIII.,  etc.).  4 pp.  small  folio.  (With 
official  stamp  on  heading).  I’aris,  1816 

191.  French  Newspaper.  Le  Journal  Universel,  Mardi,  13  June  1815. 

(Contains  proclamation  of  Ferdinand  IV.,  May  20,  1815;  News  from 
Austria  under  date  May  31,  1815;  Treaty  of ’Peace  between  Saxony 
and  Prussia,  May  21,  1815;  mentions  Jolin  Adams,  minister  of  the 
U.  S.  in  London,  June  9,  1815;  Part  of  a description  of  the  Champ- 
de-i\Iai ; &c.).  2 pp.  only  (writing  on  heading).  Folio,  (folded). 

[Paris,  1815] 


195.  Frexcit  XEW.srARER.  Journal  General  des  Gardes  Xationales  de  France, 

Feuille  Politique,  Historique  et  Litteraire.  Vendredi,  7 Juillet  1815. 
(Issued  about  two  weeks  after  Waterloo.  Contains  foreign  and  home 
news,  a Proclamation  by  Louis  XVIII.,  Bulletin  of  the  National 
Guard,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  folio.  (With  stamp  of  the  Department 

of  the  Seine).  Paris,  1815 

196.  French  Eevolution.  Broadside.  Loi  portant  que  le  lieu  des  i\louli- 

neaux  appartient  an  Departement  de  Paris,  sous  la  Municipalite 
d’Issy,  &c.  ^Voodcut  head-piece.  2 pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  1791 

Decree  of  the  National  Assembly,  signed  by  the  king  and  secretary  of 
state. 

197.  French  Eevolution.  Saint-Etienne  (Eabaut  de).  The  History  of  the 

Eevolution  of  France.  Translated  from  the  French.  [Contains 
Chronological  Table  of  the  Principal  Decrees  passed,  &c.]  8vo, 
boards,  calf  back,  uncut  (worn).  London,  1792 

198.  Frencec  Eevolution.  The  Leeds  Mercury,  November  23,  1793.  Folio, 

as  issued.  Leeds,  1793 

Contains  account  of  the  execution  of  Egalite. 

199.  French  Eevolution.  Tafereelen  van  de  Staatsomwenteling  in  Frank- 

rijk.  ^VitJl  a large  number  of  finely  engraved  portraits  and.vieivs 
of  persons  and  incidents  during  the  revolution.  2 vols.  8vo,  half 
cloth.  Amsterdam,  1794-1807 

Includes  portraits  of  Napoleon,  Brissot,  Talleyrand,  Kleber,  Robespierre- 
Mirabeau,  and  many  others.  Assumed  to  be  perfect,  but  sold  w.a.f. 

200.  French  Eevolution.  Authentic  Memoirs  of  the  Eevolution  in  France. 

and  of  the  Sufferings  of  the  Eoyal  Family.  From  Accounts  of  Eye- 
Witnesses,  principally.  Portrait  of  Louis  XVI.  and  title-vignette. 
8vo,  half  scored-calf.  London,  1817 

201.  French  Eevolution.  A Collection  of  55  Scenes  of  the  French  Eevolu- 

tion and  Portraits  of  Napoleon’s  Generals,  engraved  by  Bosselman, 
Burdet,  &c.,  after  Raffet,  Scheffer,  and  others.  8vo,  mounted  to 
royal  8vo,  on  India  paper,  and  published  by  Fume,  Paris.  (1  or 
2 plates  somewhat  spotted.)  n.d. 

202.  Frieden’s  Almanach  von  1803.  With  portraits  of  Erlach,  Reding,  Corn- 

ivallis  and  Toussaint  Louverture  (both  on  covers),  and  others,  also 
views.  12mo,  original  wrappers,  pp.  loose.  Gottingen,  1803 

203.  Gabourd  (Amedee).  Histoire  de  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Engraved  title, 

and  3 plates.  8vo,  stamped  morocco,  gilt.  Tours,  1845 

204.  Garrick  Playbill,  Theatre  Eoyal,  Drury-Lane,  May  25,  1775,  where  a 

performance  of  The  Wonder  ” was  given  Towards  raising  a fund 
for  the  relief  of  those  who  from  their  infirmities  shall  be  obliged  to 
retire  from  the  stage.”  Garrick  as  Don  Felix,  also  with  Miss  Pope, 
Bannister,  Mrs.  Yates  and  others.  Framed. 


■205.  GASi.ua-BELLEV,.VL  (Luce  De)  -Me.noii-e  du  General  Co.nte  I^co  de 
Gasmri-Belleval,  Ancien  C]iaml)erlain  Actnel  du  Eoi  de  iolo„  c, 
C efa  eHe  phisieurs  ordre,.,  &c.  (.V  reply  t«  certa.n  a.ijers.ona 

upon  his  character  and  actions  made  by  the  Count  Yps.lanty,  am 
others).  30  pp.  4to,  unbound.  1 1 

206.  Gazette  Officielle.  Extract,  Paris  le  8 Aout,  181o.  Ordonnanee  du 
Itoi,  Lille  le  23  Mars  1815.  (Concerns  aftairs  of  the  Anny,  the  abol- 
ishment of  conscription,  names  of  new  Administrative  Council,  etc.) 

Ito,  unbound.  Ians,  Ihlo 


10\ 


4 pp.  small 

Gfkvi-vn  -vnd  Swedish  Curuency.  Various  denominations.  4 pieces 

VTl.lV.M-l.rN  -VVNIA  irOT-lftnU 


208.  Gibbox  (Francis).  The  Public  Characters  of  Europe;  containing  the 

Lives  of  all  the  Eminent  Men  now  Living,  etc.  . . _ . forming  a 

Complete  History  of  the  Late  War.  hng reived  portraits.  3 \ols.  ex- 
tended to  4 vols.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  tops,  some  edges 
uncut.  London  [1814-1 5 J 

Extra-illtjstr-\ted  by  the  insertion  of  211  j)ortraits  of  Napoleon  and  his 
IMarshals,  Wellington,  Sir  .Tohn  Moore,  Bernadotte,  and  others,  together 
with  numerous  views,  many  inlaid. 

209.  Gifford  (E.).  Memoirs  of  the  Life  and  Campaigns  of  Napoleon  Buona- 

parte, in  France,  Italy,  Germany,  etc.  Mnps,  engraved  titles,  and 
plates  1)11  the  Cruikshanhs,  and  others.  2 vols.  8vo,  tree  calf. 

London  [1814] 

210.  Giraud  (P.  F.  F.  J.).  The  Campaign  of  Paris  in  1814;  To  which  is 

prefixed  a Sketch  of  the  Campaign  of  1813.  Translated  from  the 
French.  Map,  plan  and  portrait,  inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco, 
gilt,  gilt  top.  London,  1815 

211.  GoLDsyiiTii  (Lewis).  State  of  the  French  Eepublic  at  the  End  of  the 

Year  AHII.  [1800].  Translated  from  the  French  of  Citizen  Hau- 

terive.  Portrait,  inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  tops, 

uncut.  London,  1801 

212.  iGoLDsyiiTH  (Lewis)].  The  Eevolutionary  Plutarch;  E.xhibiting  the 

most  Distinguished  Characters  in  the  Eecent  Annals  of  the  French 
Eepublic.  3 portraits.  Thick,  12mo,  cloth  (name  on  each  of  the  3 
titles).  London,  1805 

213.  [Goldsmith  (Lewis)].  IMemoirs  of  C.  i\L  Talleyrand  de  Perigord  . . . 

his  Private  and  Public  Life,  and  Intrigues  in  Boudoirs  as  well  as  in 
Cabinets.  By  the  author  of  the  “ Eevolutionary  Plutarch.”  Portrait 
and- facsimiles.  2 vols.  12mo,  half  calf  (covers  loose). 

London, 1805 

214.  [Goldsmith  (Leivis)].  The  Secret  History  of  the  Court  and  Cabinet 

of  St.  Cloud,  in  a Series  of  Letters  written  in  1805.  Portrait  and 
view,  inserted.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top,  uncut  (mar- 
gins on  some  pages  stained).  Philadelphia,  1806 


215.  GoLDsiMiTH  (Lewis).  Seci’ct  History  of  tlie  Cabinet  of  Bonaparte; 

including  Ids  Private  Infe,  CharacL'r,  dvc.,  with  Secret  Anecdotes  of 
the  Jiilferent  CVnirts  of  Europe,  and  dhvo  Ap})endices  consisting  of 
State  Papers.  Portrait  inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt 
to]),  partly  uncut  (name  on  title).  London,  1810 

21G.  Gomm  (Sih  AV.  iALiynahu).  Letters  and  Journals  of  Field-Marshal 
Gomni,  from  ITUt)  to  \Vaterloo,  1815.  Edited  by  Francis  C.  Carr- 
Gomm.  8vo,  cloth,  top  edges  uncut.  London,  1881 

Inserted  is  :i  D.S..  1 j).  folio,  “ IMontlily  lietuni.  etc.,  of  the  Coldstream 
Kegt.  of  Foot  Guards,”  with  the  autograph  signature  of  Sir  AY.  AI.  Gomin. 


217.  GooDiMCii  (Fkank  B.).  The  Court  of  Kapoleon  ; or,  Society  under 
the  First  Empire.  Engraved  ptates,  after  Jutes  Champagne,  with  an 
extra  ptate,  inserted.  Imperial  8vo,  morocco  antique,  gilt  edges. 

Philadelphia,  18G-1 


218. 


Gothaischek  genealogischer  Hof-Ivalcnder  auf  das  Jahr  1828.  Fine 
portraits,  inclnding  Chateauhriand,  Wiltiarn  II.,  and  others.  12mo, 
original  pictorial  boards.  Gotha,  [1828] 


219.  Goudemetz  (11.) . Historical  Epochs  of  the  French  Bevolution.  Trans- 
lated from  the  French,  by  l)r.  Bandoljdi.  To  which  is  subjoined  the 
Judgment  and  Execution  of  Louis  XVL  8vo,  original  ))oards,  outer 
and  lower  edges  uncut.  Bath  [Eng.],  Printed  for  the  Author,  179G 


220.  GouKGAri)  (General  Gasp.vrd).  The  Campaign  of  1815  ; or,  a Xarra- 
tive  of  the  jMilitary  Operations  which  took  place  in  Ph-ance  and  Bel- 
gium during  the  Ilundred  Daj^s.  Written  at  St.  Helena.  Fotding 
map  (torn),  and  tahtes.  8yo,  half  calf,  gilt  (joints  weak). 

London,  1818 

N!i])oleon's  statement  in  which  he  attributes  the  less  of  the  Rattle  of 
AV'aterloo  to  Alarshal  Grouchy,  occurs  in  this  volume  for  the  tirst  time. 


221.  Gourgaci)  (General  Gaspard).  Napoleon  and  the  Grand  Army  in 

Bussia;  or  a Critical  Plxamination  of  Count  Philip  de  Segur's  Work. 
Translated  from  the  Ph’ench  by  a Gentleman  of  Phihulelphia.  [A. 
Phideyl.  8vo,  half  red  moi'occo,  gilt,  gilt  top.  Philadelphia.  1825 

Extha-ii.ia.'sthatei)  by  the  insertion  of  a map,  and  numerous  portraits 
and  views,  including  several  each  of  Napoleon  and  Alarshal  Ney,  a number 
inlaid. 

222.  OwiLLiAN  (John).  The  Imperial  Captive;  or,  the  Fncxampled  Career 

of  the  Lx-Phn))cror  Napoleon,  from  the  period  of  his  (Quitting  Phba 
to  his  Surrender  to  the  English  Nation.  ] A I’oein.]  2 vols.  8vo. 
hal  f cal  f ( rubbed ) . ' London,  1817 

225.  Hall  ((bvPTAiN  Basil).  Napoleon  in  Council,  or  the  Oiiinions  delivered 
bv  Bonaparte  in  the  Council  of  State.  From  the  French  of  Baron 
Pelet.  Facsimite.  8vo,  boards,  cloth  back,  some  leaves  uncut. 

Pldinburgh,  1887 


224.  Hall  (Charles  H.).  ^lemoirs  of  the  Ihfe  of  Andrew  Hofer,  containing 
an  account  of  transactions  iii  tlic  Tyrol  in  1809.  From  tlie  German. 
Colored  frontispiece,  and  folding  map.  8vo,  oidginai  hoards,  uncut. 

London,  1820 

The  (Jerniiui  work,  from  wliicli  the  above  is  a translation,  has  been 
ascribed  to  Baron  Ilormayi'. 


225.  [IlAyriLTOx  (Captain  I.)].  Annals  of  tlie  Peninsular  Campaigns,  from 
1808  to  1814.  By  the  author  of  Cyril  Thornton.  Jkittle  plans.  First 
Fdition.  8 vols.  12mo,  printed  boards,  uncut.  (1  vol.  slightly 
shaken).  Edinburgh,  182!) 


22G.  Hamilton  (Thomas).  Annals  of  the  Peninsular  Campaigns.  Xew 
Edition  retdsed  and  augmented  by  Frederick  Hardman.  8vo,  cloth. 

Edinburgh,  184!) 


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Haudricourt  (Ternisien  1)’).  Fastes  de  la  Nation  Frangaise. 
Ouvrage  presente  au  Eoi  et  honore  de  Faeeueil  tiatteur  de  sa  Majeste, 
etc.  Nearly  200  engraved  plates  of  French  hattle  scenes  on  sea  and 
land,  incidents  of  the  French  Revolution,  dec.,  with  descriptive  text 
also  engraved,  hy  Delvaux,  Pigeot,  Girardet,  &c.,  after  Laptte,  Swe- 
hach.  Martinet,  and  others.  3 vols.  folio,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt 
tops.  Paris;  Chez  Deerouan,  n.d.  \ circa  1815  | 

A SCARCE  WORK  PUBLISHED  BY  SUBSCRIPTION.  Describes  in  French  nearly 
200  scenes,  incidents,  trininphal  entries,  &c.,  in  which  Naiioleon,  his  Mar- 
shals, and  other  officers  took  part,  many  of  these  scenes  depictin.u:  lieroic 
actions  of  not  only  the  prominent  soldiers,  but  also  of  those  of  little  re- 
nown. Each  plate  contains  a description  of  the  deed  or  incident  noted 
thereon. 

Amon^  the  well-known  names  chosen  for  lionoralile  mention  are  those 
of  .Andreossi.  Berthier,  Camliacffi'es,  Davaust,  Grouchy.  Kellerman,  Lannes, 
Ne.v,  and  otliers. 

Some  of  the  scenes  luctured  are: — Battik  of  Austerlitz.  Passajre  of  the 
Danube,  Entry  of  Louis  XVIII.  into  Calais.  Wellington  at  Waterloo,  &c. 


228.  [Hay  (Colonel  Leitit)].  Memoirs  of  the  late  Sir  James  Leith,  with  a 
Ih-ecis  of  some  of  the  most  remarkalile  events  of  the  Peninsular  War. 
By  a British  Officer.  First  Edition.  12mo,  half  leather. 

London,  1818 


229.  Hazlitt  (William).  The  Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte.  Second 
Edition,  Revised  by  his  son.  Engraved  titles,  and  portraits  {several 
inserted).  4 vols.  12mo,  original  cloth,  top  edges  uncut. 

London, 1852 


230.  Headley  (J.  T.).  Napoleon  and  His  i\rarshals. 
12mo,  cloth. 


Portraits.  2 vols. 
New  York,  1840 


231. 


Henry  IV.  Pony  (Coflln  de).  Hommage  a Henry-le-Grand,  on  le  Retour 
au  Bonlieur,  Allegorie  Lyriquem,  i\hisifpie  de  Foignet;  (et)  La 
Statue  de  Henry  lY.  2 pieces,  small  4to,  unbouiuL  (Writing  on 
last  page  of  each.)  l>aris,  1814 

Henue  (G.  L.).  (ieschiclitc  Na])olcon’s  von  der  Wiege  bis  zum  Gralic  in 
Wort  und  Bild.  Numerous  portraits  and  hattle  scenes,  etc.  2 vols. 
12mo,  half  bound.  Leipzig,  1843 


233.  Hewestox  (W.  B.).  History  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  and  Wars  of 

Biirope,  from  the  Eevolution  in  France  to  the  Termination  of  the 
Late  Wars;  Including  Anecdotes  of  the  Most  Celebrated  Characters. 
Portraits,  views,  and  2 copperplate  titles.  3 vols.  8vo,  half  red  moroc- 
co, symbolical  gilt  backs,  some  edges  uncut.  London,  1815 

234.  tlisToniE  de  Napoleon  contenant  la  Vie,  les  Campagnes,  la  Mort  et  le 

Testament  de  cet  homme  illustre;  Suivie  cFune  Notice  Biographique 
sur  le  Due  de  Beichstadt.  Par  un  Contemi^orain.  Portraits  and  title 
vignette.  12mo,  boards,  calf  back.  Limoges,  1835 

235.  [Hobhouse  (J.)].  The  Substance  of  Some  Letters,  written  l)y  an  En- 

glishman at  Paris  during  the  Last  Eeign  of  the  Emperor  Napoleon. 
With  Appendix  of  Official  Documents.  2 vols.  8vo,  half  straight- 
grain  morocco.  London,  1816 

These  letters  are  supposed  to  have  been  written  to  Lord  Byron. 

236.  Hodgsox  (VTlliam).  The  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Portrait,  in- 

serted. 8vo,  cloth  (slightly  shaken).  London,  n.d. 

237.  [Hook  (Theodore).]  Facts,  Illustrative  of  the  Treatment  of  Na- 

poleon Buonaparte  in  Saint  Helena.  3 aquatmt  views.  8vo,  half  red 
morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top.  London,  1819 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  40  portraits,  views,  maps, 
etc.,  some  on  India  paper  and  inlaid. 

238.  Horxe  (Eichard  Hexgtst).  The  History  of  Napoleon.  Edited  by 

Horne.  Hundreds  of  illustrations  after  Baffet  and  Horace  Ternet,  2 
portraits  on  India  paper,  and  the  Sainshury  series  of  Napoleon  s 
signatures  {inserted).  2 vols.  royal  8vo,  original  cloth  (a  few  pp. 
foxed).  London,  1840-1844 

239.  Horxe  (Eichard  Hexgtst).  The  History  of  Napoleon.  Illustrated. 

2 vols.  royal  8vo,  1 cloth,  1 half  morocco,  rubbed,  and  some  plates 
crudely  colored.  London,  1840-1844 

240.  FIue  (Fraxcis).  Last  Years  of  the  Eeign  and  Life  of  Louis  NVI. 

Translated  by  E.  C.  Dallas.  Portrait,  engraved  hy  Scliiavonetti,  after 
the  aidlior.  8vo,  half  calf,  gilt  (writing  on  title).  London,  1806 

241.  HucfO  (A.),  llistoire  de  FEmpereur  Napoleon,  redigee  d’apres  les  notes 

et  dictees  de  FEmpereur  lui-meme;  ct  les  ecrits  de  i\L\l.  Las  Cases, 
Bertrand,  i\ront]io]on,  etc.  Portrait,  folding  plate  and  30  text  illus- 
trations. 8vo,  boards  (somewhat  worn).  Stuttgart,  1834 

242.  IIuLFREiCHS  (JOHAXX  F.).  Zeit-Caleiider  auf  das  Jahr  1817.  IFE/i 

curious  woodcuts,  one  being  a half-page  cut  of  “ Die  Insol  St.  Helena  ” 
with  lengthy  description).  Small  4to,  unbound.  Nurnberg,  [1817] 

2-13.  Imperial  Decrees.  Bulletin  des  Lois.  No.  6.  (Contains  9 decrees  of 
Napoleon,  from  JMarch  24  to  26,  1815,  including  the  appointment  of 
Ij.  a.  Chanpiagny,  Due  de  Cadorc,  the  nomination  of  two  adminis- 
trators for  the  Tmterie  Imperiale,  etc.  Countersigned  by  Due  de 
Bassano  and  Comte  Boulay).  8 pp.  12mo,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 


244.  Impeuial  Genealogy.  The  Imperial  Family,  and  the  Great  Officers  of 

State,  Civil  and  Military  in  France.  Humbly  dedicated^  to  the 
Admirers  of  the  French  llevoliition,  and  of  Liberty  and  Equality. 
4 pp.  folio,  unbound.  London,  18 lU 

An  extract  from  the  Literary  I’anorama,  an  English  periodical.  Some  of 
the  descriptions  of  these  “ Imperial  Worthies  appear  so  extraordinary  and 
so  atrocious  that  the  nature  of  the  English  character  will  hardly 
credit  to  them.”  Note  the  descriptions  of  Buonaparte  himself,  Letitia  Ra- 
niolini,  the  mother  of  the  Imperial  Family,  the  sisters  of  Napoleon,  etc. 

245.  Indians.  A collection  of  34  arrow  heads  collected  by  Kennedy  Palmer, 

of  Pichmond,  Va.,  on  the  banks  of  the  Chickahoming  Fiver,  Henrico 
Co.,  Va.  Mounted  on  card. 

246.  Inteecepted  Lettees.  (Published  by  Authority.)  Letters  de  FArmee 

en  Egypte,  au  Goiivernement  Frangois.  Interceptees  par  la  corvette 
de  sa  Majeste  Britannique,  El  Yincejo,  dans  la  Mediterranee.  8vo, 
boards,  leather  back  (several  leaves  repaired).  Londres,  1800 

247.  Invasion  of  England.  An  Appeal  from  the  Passions  to  the  Sense  of  the 

Country,  upon  Buonaparte  and  Invasion.  17  pp.  12mo,  wrappers. 

London,  1803 

248.  Invasion  of  Wales.  The  St.  James’  Chronicle  on  British  Evening 

Post.  Feb.  23-28,  1797.  2 Xos.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1797. 
Contains  accounts  of  the  landing  of  French  troops  in  Wales,  etc. 

249.  Ieeland  (W.  H.).  France  for  the  Last  Seven  Years;  or,  The  Bourbons. 

8vo,  boards,  paper  label,  uncut.  London,  1822 

250.  Ieeland  (W.  H.).  France  for  the  Last  Seven  Years;  or.  The  Bourbons. 

1 vol.  extended  to  2 vols.  8vo,  full  polished  crimson  calf,  symbolical 
gilt  backs  with  bees,  croumed  “ X,”  and  eagle,  sides  with  triple  line 
border,  crowned  “ X ” in  centres,  etc.,  inside  gilt  borders,  gilt  tops, 
bound  for  owner  by  Zaehnsdorf.  London,  1822 

Extra-iixustbated  by  the  insertion  of  nearly  150  portraits,  views,  etc., 
many  inlaid,  and  a number  on  India  paper,  with  several  proofs,  including 
a facsimile  of  Napoleon’s  handwriting,  portrait  of  Danton  by  Sandor  after 
Bonneville,  Schianvonetti’s  copperplate  of  the  Duke  of  Angouleme,  the 
scarce  double-page  view  of  Buonaparte  at  the  Field  of  May.  the  colored 
print  of  Corporal  Violet  with  its  curious  history  and  symbolical  meaning, 
the  colored  portrait  of  Sir  R.  T.  Wilson,  etc.,  etc. 

251.  Ieeland  (W.  H.).  France  for  the  Last  Seven  Wars;  or.  The  Bourbons. 

8vo,  boards  (covers  loose) . London,  1822 

252.  Ieeland  (W.  H. — Editor).  The  Xapoleon  Anecdotes;  illustrating  the 

jMental  Energies  of  the  late  Emperor  of  France.  Frontispieces.  6 
vols.  in  3,  24mo,  full  calf.  London,  1822-3 

253.  [Ieish  Lotteey  Tickets].  Two  pieces;  (1)  Part  share  in  the  Sixth 

Lottery  for  1811;  (2)  Part  share  in  tlie  Third  Lottery  for  1810. 
xHitograph  signature  of  Bish,  Stock  Broker,  London,  on  both. 

254.  Island  E^iPiitE  (the)  : or.  the  Scenes  of  the  First  Exile  of  the  Emperor 

Xapoleon  I.  with  Xarrative  of  Ids  Besideuee  on  Elba.  Bv  the  author 
of  “Blondellc.”  Colored  portrait  of  Napoleon.  8vo,  cloth. 

London.  1855 


255.  Island  Empire  (the)  ; or  Scenes  of  the  First  Exile  of  Xapoleon  on  the 

Island  of  Elba.  By  the  author  of  “ Blonclelle.”  12ino^  cloth. 

Philadelphia,  1855 

256.  [JoMiNi  (Baron  de)].  Napoleon  in  the  other  World.  A Narrative 

written  by  Himself  and  hAund  near  his  Tomb  in  St.  Helena.  By 
Xongo-Tee-Foh-Tchi,  ]\Iandarin  of  the  Third  Class.  Curious  frontis- 
piece. 8vo,  original  hoards,  uncut  (somewhat  worn).  London,  1827 

The  authorship  of  this  work  has  been  attributed  to  the  Baron  Jomini, 
aide-de-camp  to  Marshal  Ney,  etc. 

257.  Jones  (Paul).  Life,  Aoyages  and  Sea  Battles  of  the  celebrated  seaman, 

Paul  Jones,  still  remembered  by  some  of  the  old  inhabitants  now 
living  in  Wapping,  he  being  originally  in  the  Coal  Trade,  &c.  Col- 
ored frontispiece  in  5 compartments.  12mo,  original  wrappers, 
stitched.  Derby  [Eng.],  n.d.  \ circa  1820] 

258.  Jones  (Paul).  Het  Leven  van  Paul  Jones,  nit  Oorspronkelijke  Stukken 

Opgemaakt,  in  hezit  van  John  Henry  Sherburne.  Translated  from 
the  English.  Portrait.  8vo,  boards.  Groningen,  1829 

A Swedish  translation  of  Sherburne’s  Life  of  Paul  Jones. 

259.  Josephine.  Life  of  the  Empress  Josephine,  Wife  of  Napoleon  I.  Por- 

trait. 8vo,  half  blue  morocco.  Philadelphia,  [1870] 

260.  Journal  of  a Party  of  Pleasure  to  Paris,  in  August,  1802.  13  aquatint 

views  from  drawings  by  the  author.  8vo,  blue  boards,  uncut  (back 
uncovered).  London,  181-1 

261.  Journee  de  Mont  Saint-Jean.  Par  Paul.  (Pamphlet  of  Sd  pp.  review- 

ing many  of  the  events  in  Napoleon’s  career,  particularly  those  pre- 
vious to,  and  including,  Waterloo,  up  to  the  period  of  the  Allies’  en- 
trance into  Paris).  12mo,  unbound  and  uncut.  Paris,  1818 

262.  JuNOT  (Madame— Duchesse  d’Abrantes).  Memoirs  of  Napoleon,  his 

Court  and  Family.  16  plates  of  Napoleon  and  his  family.  2 vols.  8vo, 
half  calf,  gilt  (binding  poor).  London,  1836 

263.  Kennedy  (General  Sir  James  S.).  Notes  on  the  Battle  of  Waterloo. 

With  a Brief  Memoir  of  his  Life  and  Services,  and  Plan  for  the  De- 
fence of  Canada.  Folding  plan  of  the  Battle.  (Slightly  repaired). 
8vo,  cloth  (small  label  removed  from  front  cover).  London,  1865 

264.  Kirchenhoeeer  (IL).  Book  of  Fate  formerly  in  the  Possession  of  Na- 

poleon, and  now  First  Rendered  into  English  . . . from  an 
Ancient  Egyptian  Manuscript.  Folding  Icey-plate.  remounted  on 
linen.  8vo,  boards,  cloth  back  (binding  stained),  and  a few  pages 
loose).  London,  1834 

265.  [Kray  (Baron)].  Revolutions  Almanach  von  1801.  Vdith  portraits  of 

Baron  Kray  {Austrian  general),  JBourat  Bey,  and  others,  also  views, 
etc.  12mo,  original  wrappers,  loose.  Gottingen  [1801] 

266.  Kriegs  und  Friedens- Almanach  von  1804.  With  numerous  portraits  and 

views,  including  portraits  of  Lefevre,  Duphot,  Bertliier.  Bernadoite, 
Jourdan,  Kellcrman,  Marccau,  and  others.  12mo,  old  boards. 

Gottingen  [1804] 


2GT. 


Lab:a.ume  (Eugene).  Narrative  of  the  Campaign  in  Itussia,  in  1812 
. of  which  the  writer  was  an  eye-witness.  Translated  t’roin 
the  French.  12ino,  printed  boards,  uncut  (worn).  London,  181o 


2()8.  Labau:me  (Eugene).  A Circumstantial  Narrative  of  the  Campaign  in 
Itiissia,  containing  description  of  scenes  of  wdiicli  the  author  was  an 
Eye-Witness.  Translated  from  the  French.  Fortreni,  and  plans  of 
the  hattles  of  Moskiva  and  Malo-Jaroslavitz.  8vo,  recently  bound  in 
half  calf,  gilt  (some  leaves  and  plates  stained). 

Hartford  [Ct.],  1817 


209.  Labedoyere  (Charles  A.  FI.,  Comte  L)e).  Memoirs  of  the  Public  and 
Private  Life  of  Napoleon  P)onaparte;  wdth  Historical  Illustrations 
and  Original  Anecdotes.  Colored  map  and  portrait  {-uncolored) . 2 

vols.  8vo,  old  calf,  (binding  worn  and  small  portion  of  text  of  1 p. 
torn).  London  [ca.  1827] 


270.  Labedoyere  (Charles  A.  H.,  Comte  De).  IMemoirs  of  the  Public  and 
Private  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte;  with  Historical  Illustrations 
and  Original  Anecdotes.  Colored  illustrations.  2 vols.  8vo,  polished 
calf  (1  side  of  1 vol.  loose).  London,  circa  1827 

The  illustrjitioiis  colored  by  hand  i)rohal)ly  some  years  later.  Includes 
Napoleon’s  Will,  and  a chronoloj,dcal  list  of  ins  achievements. 


271.  Lacretelle  (i\[.  C.).  Analogies  et  Contrastes  entre  Olivier  Cromwell  et 

N.  Buonaparte.  Lus  dans  la  seance  publique  annuelle  des  cinq  Acad- 
emies de  ITnstitut  de  France,  le  2 Mai  1837.  IF  pp.  Fto,  unbound. 

[Paris,  1837] 

Author’s  presentation  copy,  with  inscription  on  title. 

272.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  The  St.  James’  Chronicle,  Dec.  15-17,  17!)r). 

Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1791) 

Contains  account  of  Hafayette  in  prison  at  Olmutz  with  speech  of  I’itt 
on  keeping  him  there.  Accompanied  hy  portraits  of  both. 


273.  Lamartine  (A.  De).  Portraits- Vignettes  pour  PHistoire  des  Girondins. 

Dessins  par  Ralfet.  11  parts  (should  be  12),  Fto,  wTappers,  as  issued, 
Paris,  18F7 ; The  Gallery  of  Pictures  painted  by  Benjamin  West 
. . . engraved  in  outline  by  Henry  IMoses.  15  plates  (should 

be  16),  Fto,  unbound.  London  [1811] 

27F.  Lanfrey  (P.).  The  History  of  Napoleon  the  First.  F vols.  12mo. 

cloth,  top  edges  uncut.  With  Index.  I.ondon,  1886 

The  best  history  of  Napoleon  from  the  point  of  view  of  “The  Oitiio- 
sition.” 


275.  Lange  (JIoritz).  Napoleons  Denckschriften  von  ihm  selbst  in  St. 

Helena  geschrieben.  Full  length  portrait  of  Napoleon,  seated,  and 
surrounded  hy  officers.  12mo,  old  wrappers.  Augsburg  [1821] 

276.  Langon  (Baron  L.  L.).  Evenings  with  Prince  Cambaceres,  Second 

C^msul,  Arcli-Chancellor,  etc.  Portraits.  2 vols.,  8vo,  cloth.  ( Lil)rary 
copy).  London,  1837 


277.  Langox  (Barox  L.  L.).  Evenings  with  Prince  Cambaceres,  Second 

Consul.  Fortraits  inserted.  2 vols.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt, 
gilt  tops.  (Writing  on  top  margins  of  several  pages). 

Philadelphia,  1838 

278.  Laxterxe  Magique  (La)  de  la  Erie  Imperiale.  (A  curious  review 

of  the  affairs  of  Paris,  &c.,  from  the  time  of  the  arrival  of  the  youth- 
ful Napoleon  and  his  family  from  Corsica  to  the  entry  of  Louis 
XVIII.)  8 pp.  12mo,  in  crudely-made  wrappers. 

[Paris,  circa  1811] 

279.  Larochejaqueleix  (Doxxissax,  Marquise  De).  Memoirs  of  the 

Marchioness  De  Laroche jaquelein.  Map  of  the  theatre  of  ivar  in  La 
Vendee,  and  illustrations.  Translated  from  the  French.  8vo,  half 
red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top,  uncut.  Edinburgh,  1816 
Extra-illustrated  bj"  the  insertion  of  numerous  portraits  and  views, 
several  on  India  paper. 

280.  Larpext  (Sir  George — Editor).  The  Private  Journal  of  E.  Seymour 

Larpent,  attached  to  Headquarters  of  Lord  Wellington  during  the 
Peninsular  War,  from  1812  to  its  close.  Second  Edition,  Eevised.  2 
vols.  12mo,  half  red  calf,  gilt.  London,  1853 

281.  Las  Cases  (Emmaxuel  A.  D.  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  Journal  of  the  Private 

Life  and  Conversations  of  the  Emperor  Napoleon  at  Saint  Helena. 
New  Edition.  Portraits  and  maps,  several  inserted.  4 vols.  8vo, 
half  calf.  London,  1824 

282.  Laskey  (Captaix"  J.  C.).  Description  of  the  Medals  Struck  by  Order 

of  Napoleon,  Commemorating  the  Most  Eemarkable  Battles  and 
Events  during  his  Dynasty.  Portrait  and  vignettes.  Eoyal  8vo. 
green  straight-grain  morocco,  gilt  back  and  sides,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1818 

A UNIQUE  VOLUME,  with  Colored  armorial  bookplate  of  C.  R.  Taylor,  a 
former  owner,  and  containing  a remarkable  series  of  pencil-sketches  by 
him  of  148  medals,  obverse  and  reverse  [nearly  300  drawings  in  all], 
copied  from  the  originals.  These  sketches  are  mounted  on  about  30pp. 
and  bound  in,  together  with  a descriptive  title  carefully  printed  in  ink 
by  his  hand.  Laid  in  are  a well-executed  pencil  likeness  of  Mr.  Taylor 
by  George  Dance,  and  a photograph  of  the  Chevalier  John  Taylor,  M.D. 

The  details  of  the  medals  are  unusually  distinct,  exhibiting  marvelous 
patience  and  skill  on  the  part  of  Mr.  Taylor,  who  must  have  devoted 
many  days  to  the  work.  The  occurrences  commemorated  begin  with  the 
Rattle  of  Montenotte  in  1790,  and  conclude  with  Napoleon's  embarkation 
at  Rochefort  in  1815. 

Medals  sketched  comprise  that  portion  generally  known  as  the  “ Mint 
Series,”  completed  by  the  addition  of  those  medals  which  were  in  prog- 
ress at  the  Restoration  of  the  Rourbons,  and  are  chiefly  from  the  designs 
of  the  Raron  Denon,  “ directeur  du  Musee  Napoleon  a Paris.” 

283.  Lavallette  (Marie  Ci-iamaxs,  Comte  De).  Memoirs  of  Count  Laval- 

lette.  Written  by  Himself.  Portrait  {laid  in).  2 vols.  8vo,  half 
calf  (slightly  rubbed).  London,  1831 

284.  Lavater  (Jeax  G.).  Le  Lavater  Portatif,  ou  Precis  de  FArt  de  Con- 

naitre  les  Homnies  par  les  Traits  du  Visage.  Portrait  and  32  plates, 
IX  COLOR.  Square  24mo,  wrappers,  uncut  (worn).  Paris,  1812 


285. 


Lavatee  (John  0.)-  Portatif.  With  5G  plates  in  colors  should  beGl 
2 vols.  12mo,  original  wrappers,  loose.  Bruxelles,  1 - 


286. 


Leach  (Lieut.-Col.  J.).  Rough  Sketches  of  the  Life  of  an  Ohl 

during  a Service  in  the  West  Indies  . . _.  including  the  Battles  ol 
Qiiatre  Bras  and  Waterloo.  Colored  frontispiece,  inserted.  8vo,  ha  i 
red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top.  London,  Ibol 


287.  Leffingwell  Catalogue.  Autograph  Letters  and  Historical  Docu- 
ments collected  by  the  late  Prof.  E.  H.  Leffingwell,  of  Xew  Ha^en, 
Conn.,  sold  by  auction  in  Boston,  January  6,  1891,  and  following 
davs.  Complete  in  2 parts.  Priced.  Royal  8vo,  half  red  morocco. 

Boston,  1891 


288.  Letters  from  Portugal  and  Spain,  written  during  the  March  of  the 

British  Troops  under  Sir  John  Moore.  By  an  Officer.  Map  and 
plates.  8vo,  half  calf.  London,  1809 

289.  Lewis  (James  H.).  Orations  on  the  Battle  of  aterloo,  and  on  the 

Rise  and  Fall  of  Buonaparte.  12mo,  printed  boards,  uncut  (shaken). 

London,  1815 

290.  Life  of  Bonaparte,  First  Consul,  from  his  Birth  to  the  Peace  of  Lune- 

ville.  Translated  from  the  French.  Portrait  engraved  loy  Heath. 
8vo,  half  calf  (plate  spotted,  and  name  on  title).  London,  1802 

291.  [Lockhart  (J.  G.)].  The  Court  and  Camp  of  Buonparte.  Illustrated. 

16mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top.  London,  1831 

Extka-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  49  portraits  of  Napoleon’s  Mar- 
shals, Generals,  and  members  of  his  family,  including  engraved  frontis- 
piece of  Talleyrand  by  E.  Finden. 

292.  Lockwood  (Joseph).  Guide  to  St.  Helena,  Descriptive  and  Historical, 

with  a Visit  to  Longwood  and  Xapoleon’s  Tomb.  12 mo,  cloth. 

St.  Helena,  1851 

293.  Long  and  Beresford  Letters.  A Reply  to  the  Misrepresentations  and 

Aspersions  on  the  Military  Reputation  of  the  late  Lieut.-Gen.  R.  B. 
Long  (C.  E.  Long).  Also,  a Second  Letter  to  C.  E.  Long  by  General 
Lord  Viscount  Beresford.  In  1 voh,  8vo,  half  crimson  calf,  gilt 
back  Avith  the  crovmed  “ X,’’  by  Larkins.  London,  1832-1 

291.  London  Chronicle  (The)  . June  30,  July  16,  1789.  Ito.  Sewn. 

London,  1789 

Contains  General  Washington’s  Speech  April  13th,  17S9 ; also  other 
items  of  American  interest. 


295.  London  Chronicle  (The).  August  8 to  September  3,  1789  (not  quite 

consecutive).  2 pieces,  Ito,  Sown.  London,  1789 

296.  Long  Island.  Long  Island  Star.  August  30,  1810.  4 pp.,  folio. 

Brooklyn,  1810 

Contains  an  account  of  the  total  annihilation  of  the  Press  in  France 
commencing.  “By  late  Decree  of  Napoleon’s  the  last  spark  of  freedom  in 
France  has  been  extinguished. ” 


297.  Louis  XVI.  The  Whitehall  Evening  Post.  June  25-28  and  30,  July  2, 

1791.  2 pcs.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1791 

Coiitain.s  accouut  of  the  pur.suit  and  capture  of  Louis  XVI.  and  family. 

298.  Louis  XVI.  The  London  Chronicle,  June  23-30,  1791.  2 pcs.,  small 

folio,  as  issued.  London,  1791 

Contains  account  of  the  tlight  and  captiu’e  of  Louis  XVI. 

299.  Louis  XVI.  National  Convention.  The  Defence  of  Louis.  Translated 

from  the  French  by  Cezar  Duboc.  J 'portraits,  inserted.  IGmo, 
modern  wrappers.  Paris;  National  Press,  1792 

Citizen  Deseze  was  one  of  Louis’  “ official  councils,”  and  wrote  his  de- 
fence of  the  King  in  four  night.s,  delivering  it  at  the  Bar  of  the  National 
Convention,  December  2G,  1792,  the  first  year  of  the  French  Republic. 

300.  Louis  XVI.  The  Whitehall  Evening  Post,  Dec.  29,  1792-Jan.  1,  1793. 

Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1793 

Contains  an  account  of  the  trial  of  Louis  XVI. 


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301.  Louis  XVT.  Baldwin’s  London  AVeekly  Journal,  Jan.  5,  12,  19  and  2G, 

and  Fel).  2,  1793  (containing  account  of  the  trial  and  execution). 
With  5 extra  plates.  Together,  11  pieces. 

302.  Louis  XVI.  The  Leeds  jMercury,  Jan.  20,  1793.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Leeds,  1793 

Contains  tlie  sentence  on  Louis  XVI.  und  a selection  of  the  reasons  of 
the  various  members  of  the  National  Convention  why  he  should  be  sen- 
tenced to  death. 

303.  Louis  XVI.  The  Leeds  Wercury,  Feb.  2,  1793.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Leeds,  1793 

Contains  account  of  the  execution  of  Louis  XVI. 

304.  Louis  XVI.  Trapp  (Joseph).  Proceedings  of  the  French  National 

Convention  on  the  Trial  of  Louis  XVI;  to  which  are  added  inter- 
esting particulars  attending  the  Treatment  and  Execution  of  the 
ill-fated  Monarch.  Illustrated.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  to}), 
uncut.  London;  Printed  for  the  Author,  1793 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  7(1  portraits,  views.  &c.,  some 
on  India  paper,  and  a number  inlaid. 

305.  Louis  XVI.  The  London  Chronicle,  July  7-9,  1795.  Small  folio,  as 

issued.  London,  1795 

Contains  account  of  the  exchange  of  the  daughter  of  Louis  XVI. 

30C.  Louis  XVI.  The  St.  James’s  Chronicle,  Jan.  2-5,  and  7-9,  1796.  2 

pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1796 

Contains  information  regarding  the  daughter  of  Louis  XVI. 

307.  Louis  XA^II.  The  London  Chronicle,  June  13-16,  and  18-20,  1795. 

2 vols.  small.  Folio,  as  issued.  With  portrait.  l.ondon,  1795 

t (uitains  account  ()f  the  death  of  the  Dauphin  and  of  the  i)ost-mortem 
on  the  body. 


308.  Louis  XAJ  11.  Pegnauld  (Joseph).  Le  Serment  des  Frangais  a Louis 
XA'JIL  A Poem.  Cu/  on  title.  8 jip.  small  4to,  unbound.  (I’en- 
cillcKl  notes  on  final  page.)  Paris,  1814 


309.  Louis  XA^lII.  Le  Cri  clii  Peiiple  (J.  E.  Lamolle)  ; L’Acciieil  de  Louis 

X\ III  au  Cri  du  Peuple.  Portrait  (laid  in).  2 pp.  small  4to 
(writing  at  bottom  2d  page).  Paris,  1814 

310.  Louis  XA^II.  Extrait  dn  Moniteur  dn  Dimanche  8 Mai,  1814.  (Ap- 

points Xey,  Angereau,  Macdonald,  Dupont  and  others,  on  the  “ Con- 
seil  de  la  Guerre,”  &c.).  2 pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  1814 

311.  Louis  XL  III.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  7 Mai  1814.  Garde  Xationale 

Sedentaire  de  Paris.  Ordre  du  Jour.  (Signed  by  Dessole,  le  general 
commandant  en  chef).  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  1814 

312.  Louis  XA  III.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  du  4 Alai  1814.  (Particulars  of  the 

First  Audience  held  by  Louis  as  King  of  France,  with  addresses  of 
welcome,  &c.).  Cut  of  “fleur-de-lis^'  on  shield,  &c.  4 pp.  4to,  un- 
bound. Paris,  1814 

313.  Louis  XVIII.  Aux  Francois.  Alanifesto,  in  French,  from  Louis,  several 

months  prior  to  Xapoleon’s  abdication,  commenting  upon  FUsur- 
pateur  du  Trone  de  St.  Louis,”  &c.  Signed,  Louis.  1 p.  4to  (1 
corner  stained).  Hartwell,  1814 

A valuable  historical  document  issued  to  the  People  of  France  by  Louis, 
from  Plartwell,  Bucks,  England,  to  which  place  he  had  been  banished 
after  the  Peace  of  Tilsitt. 

314.  Louis  XAHII.  Charte  Constitutionelle ; Declaration  de  Saint-Ouen, 

Droit  public  des  Frangais,  De  FOrdre  judiciaire,  &c.  Engraved  por- 
trait (stained  at  top),  laid  in.  Small  oblong  folio,  folded. 

Paris,  &c.,  1814-5 

315.  Louis  XA^III.  Extrait  de  la  Gazette  Officielle.  Paris,  le  3 Aout,  1815. 

Ordonnances  du  Eoi.  (Upon  military  promotions,  &c.)  4 pp. 

small  4to,  unbound.  With  portrait  of  the  king,  laid  in.  Paris,  1815 

316.  Louis  XAHII.  Ordonnances  du  Eoi  [Louis  XVIII].  Extrait  de  la 

Gazette  Officielle,  Paris  le  31  Aout,  1815.  (Gives  many  details  rela- 
tive to  the  forniation  of  a new  Cavalry  Organization,  imprisonment  of 
General  Aloncey,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Portraits  of  the 
King  and  Aloncey,  laid  in.  Paris,  1815 

317.  Louis  XAHII.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  du  9 Juillet  1815.  (Description  of 

the  arrival  of  the  King,  the  scenes  upon  his  entr}'-  into  the  capital,  the 
display  of  white  cockades,  address  of  the  Count  de  Chabrol,  &c.). 
4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound,  uncut.  Paris,  1815 

318.  Louis  XVIII.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  et  de  la  Gazette  Officielle  du  25 

Juillet,  1815.  Ordonnance  du  Eoi.  (Appoints  many  new  Peers,  with 
list  of  names,  &c.).  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

319.  Louis  PiiiuirPE.  Essai  sur  les  Comtes  de  Paris.  Au  Profit  de  Foeuvre 

des  Aleres  de  famille.  Portrait  of  the  Duchesse  D’Orleans.  8vo, 
stamped  morocco,  sides  with  centre  monogram  of  “ LP  ” with  crown 
in  gold,  gilt  back,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1841 

From  the  library  of  Louis  Philippe,  King  of  France,  with  a pencilled 
note  on  flyleaf  to  that  effect. 


320. 

321. 

322. 

323. 

324. 

325. 

326. 

327. 

328. 

329. 


330. 


Louvet  (J.  B.).  Narrative  of  the  Dangers  to  whidi  I have  been  Kx- 


posed  since  May  31,  1793.  8vo,  paper  wrappers,  nnent. 


Dublin,  1795 


Lowe  (Sik  Hudson).  Memorial  do  Sir  H.  Lowe,  Kelatif  a la  Captivite 
de  Napoleon  a Sainte-IIelmie.  Portrait.  12mo,  wrapj)ers,  iincnt 
(lacks  atlas  with  views).  Bruvelles,  1830 


[Lowell  (James  Bussell).]  Eagle.  Vol.  1.  No.  3.  Feb.  2,  1848.^  4 
pp.  Folio,  as  issued.  New  York,  1848 

Contains  the  poem  "The  Royal  l’e(li,t;ree  ” l)y  Lowell,  probably  its  tirst 
appearance. 


Lyons  Dispatch.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  Dinianclie  2 Avril  1815. 
Depeches  Telegraphiqiies.  (From  the  Prefect  and  Division  Com- 
mander, April  1.  Mentions  that  all  is  quiet  at  Lj'Ons,  the  arrival  at 
Montelimart  of  the  Duke  of  Angouleme,  &c.).  2 pp.  8vo  (slight 

repair  to  part  of  leaf).  Laid  in  are  3 engraved  views  of  Lyons,  and 
a plan  of  same.  [Paris,  1815] 

Macieone  (Francis).  Interesting  Facts  relating  to  the  Fall  and  Death 
of  Joachim  Murat,  King  of  Naples;  and  the  Second  Eestoration  of 
the  Bourbons  ; and,  A Few  Specimens  of  the  Ars  Logica  Copleiana, 
or,  Solicitor-General’s  Logic.  2 vols.  in  1,  8vo,  half  calf. 

London,  1817-20 


Mackay  (Samuel — Translator).  Campaigns  of  the  Armies  of  France, 
in  Prussia,  Saxony,  and  Poland,  in  1806-7.  With  Biographical  Notes. 
Translated  from  the  French.  4 vols.  in  2,  8vo,  original  board.s,  uncut, 
(binding  poor  and  many  leaves  stained).  Boston,  1808 

[Magen  (Hippolyte) ] . Les  Deux  Cours,  et  Les  Nuits  de  St.  Cloud: 
Moeurs,  Debauches  et  Crimes  de  la  Famille  Bonaparte.  24mo,  half 
morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top.  Bruxelles  et  Paris,  1852-1870 

Maitland  (Captain  F.  L.).  Narrative  of  the  Surrender  of  Buonaparte, 
and  of  his  Eesidence  on  board  the  Bellerophon.  Chart.  8vo,  boards 
(binding  somewhat  shaken,  and  name  on  title).  London,  1826 


Malmesbury  (Earl  of).  Jlemoirs  of  an  Ex-Minister.  An  Autobiog- 
raphy. New  Edition.  12mo,  cloth.  London,  1885 

]\Ianuel  des  Amis  de  la  Constitution.  Illustrated.  12mo,  boards,  uncut. 
Paris,  1792;  Campaign  of  General  Bonaparte,  Edinburgh,  1800, 
12mo,  boards,  uncut;  Jlemoirs  of  the  Life  and  Actions  of  Napoleon, 
12mo,  boards,  uncut,  Hudson  (N.  Y.),  (all  slightly  imperfect).  To- 
gether, 3 vols. 


Manuscript  of  1814.  History  of  events  which  led  to  the  Abdication  of 
Napoleon.  Written  at  the  Command  of  the  Emperor,  by  Baron  Fain. 
Large  folding  map  of  the  Campaign  of  1814  and  facsimile.  8vo, 
boards,  uncut  (binding  slightly  damaged).  London,  1823 


Fain 


was  Na]K)lcon’s  secretary  in  liis  later  campaigns. 


331.  Manuscript  transmitted  from  St.  Helena  by  an  Unknown  Channel. 

'Franslated  from  the  French.  [J.  F.  L.  I)e  Chateau vieux].  8vo, 
half  cloth.  London,  1817 

332.  Manuscript  transmitted  from  St.  Helena,  by  an  Unknown  Channel. 

Translated  from  the  French.  Illustrations.  8vo,  half  red  morocco, 
symbolical  gdlt  back,  gilt  top,  uncut.  London,  1817 

Extka-iulustr.\ted  by  the  insertion  of  35  portraits  and  views,  a few 
inlaid.  A scarce  antobio^ijrapliy  of  Napoleon,  said  to  have  been  fabricated 
by  J.  F.  L.  De  Chateauvieux. 

333.  jMarat  (Jean  Paul).  Baldwin’s  London  Weekly  Journal,  Jul}^  27, 

1793.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1793 

Contains  account  of  the  assassination  of  Marat,  accompanied  by  por- 
traits of  Marat  and  Corday.  , 

334.  IMarat  (Jean  Paul)-  The  Leeds  Mercury.  July  27,  August  3 and  17, 

1793.  3 iSios.  Folio,  as  issued.  With  portraits  of  Marat  and  Corday. 
(5  pieces).  Leeds,  1793 

Contains  material  relating  to  Marat  and  Charlotte  Corday. 

335.  Marie  Antoinette.  Authentic  Trial  at  Large  of  Marie  Antoinette, 

before  the  Eevolutionary  Tribunal,  October  15,  1793  . . . with 

Supplement  containing  Particulars  of  her  Execution.  Oval  portrait 
[inserted).  12mo,  half  morocco.  London,  1793 

330.  IMarie  Antoinette.  Baldwin’s  London  Weekly  Journal,  Aug.  31  and 
Oct.  26,  1793,  and  The  Leeds  IMercury  Oct.  26  and  Kov.  2,  1793 
(containing  account  of  the  trial  and  execution).  With  4 illustrations. 

337.  IMarie  Antoinette.  Weber  (Joseph).  Memoirs  of  Maria  Antoinetta, 

including  several  important  periods  of  the  French  Eevolution.  Trans- 
lated from  the  French  by  E.  C.  Dallas,  and  others.  Portraits  hy 
Bartolozzi  and  Scliiavonetti,  including  Marie  Antoinette.  Marie 
Therese,  Charles  Philippe,  and  others.  3 vols.  8vo,  half  mottled  calf, 
gilt  (binding  worn).  London,  1805-1812 

The  author  is  said  to  have  been  a foster-brother  of  Marie  Antoinette. 

338.  IMarie-Iajuise.  Maire  de  la  Ville  de  Strasbourg.  Programme  de  la 

Eeception  de  S.  ]\L  L’lmperatrice-Eeine,  Marie-Louise  d’Autriche; 
(et)  Ordre  de  Marche.  2 pieces  (1)  10  pp.  small  4to.  wrappers; 
(2)  3 pp.  12mo,  unbound.  Strasbourg,  1810 

Contains  interesting  details  concerning  the  reception  accorded  Marie 
Tiouise  in  Strasl)ourg  on  her  way  to  Paris  to  meet  Napoleon  after  her 
marriage  to  him,  by  proxy,  at  Vienna.  March  11,  1810. 

339.  IMarriage  of  jAaroleon.  Ausfiihrliche  Beschreibung  der  feierlichen 

Bermahlung  Sr.  Majestiit  des  Kaisers  Napoleon  mit  Ihro  IMajestiit 
der  Kaiserin  Marie  Louise  zu  St.  Cloud  am  I.  April  1810.  With 
representation  of  the  ceremony  in  colors  Yermahlung  sr.  Franzos 
Ka.ys;  Mayes  teit.”  Small  4to,  pp.  4 (unpaged).  n.p.  1810 

340.  :Ma8Saciiu8etts  Centinel  (The).  Nov.  16,  19,  26,  1785.  3 Nos. 

Small  folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  1785 

Contains  a poem  on  a Mohawk  chief,  preparing  for  war. 


341.  Massachusetts  Centtnel  (The).  Dee.  7,  10,  14,  1785.  3 IS  os. 

folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  l(8o 

Contains  “ Winter  ” by  Samuel  Jolinson,  probably  its  first  appearance 
in  this  country. 

343.  Massachusetts  Centinel  (The).  Dec.  17,  21,  24,  28,  1785.  4 Nos. 

Small  folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  1785 

343.  IMassachusetts  Cextinel  (The).  June  20,  24,  27,  1780.  3 Nos. 

Small  folio,  as  issued.  Boston,  1780 

Contains  Morse’s  Memoirs  of  General  Washington,  complete. 


344.  Massacres  oe  Baris.  A Series  of  Letters;  containing  a Particular  Ac- 

count of  the  Massacres  of  Paris,  in  June-September,  1702.  12mo, 

boards,  cloth  back  (label  removed  from  front  cover). 

[London],  Printed  for  the  Booksellers,  1793 

Includes  several  letters  from  Lafayette  to  the  King  and  the  National 
Assembly  on  the  Massacres  of  the  Swiss  Guard,  the  mob  at  the  Tuileries, 
Ac.,  and  other  letters  on  those  terrible  times  preceding  the  actuai  French 
Itevolution. 

345.  Mayor's  Proclamation.  De  par  M.  le  Maire,  MM.  les  Lieutenant  de 

Maire,  et  Conseillers-xVdministrateurs  au  Departenient  de  la  Police. 
Proclamation.  Du  Samedi  G Mars,  1790.  Woodcut  of  municipal 
arms.  Folio.  Paris,  1790 

A lengthy  proclamation,  in  three  wide  columns,  issued  by  Bailly,  first 
mayor  of  Paris  under  Louis  XVI.,  relative  to  smuggling  in  tobacco,  &c., 
which  appears  to  have  affected  the  people  of  both  citj'  and  town,  and 
calls  upon  all  good  citizens,  churchmen,  and  others,  to  obey  the  laws 
concerning  “ marchandises  prohibees.” 


346.  Medallic  History  oe  Napoleon.  A series  of  one  hundred  and  fifty- 

six  (list  as  below  says  one  hundred  and  fifty-five)  wax  impressions 
from  the  original  bronze  medals,  illustrating  the  history  of  Napoleon 
and  the  prominent  events  in  his  life,  and  a few  of  the  eminent  person- 
ages connected  with  him.  All  laid  on  7 specially  made  trays,  each  in 
a separate  sunken  compartment,  with  complete  Explication  des 
Medailles  de  Napoleon (ms;  of  32  pp.  folio,  written  in  a neat 
contemporary  hand).  All  are  numbered  but  need  re-arrangement, 
some  being  out  of  order  according  to  the  list. 

The  collection  illustrates  the  events  in  French  history  between  the  years 
1791  and  1S1.5.  Liberty  is  always  represented  by  a woman;  in  some  cases 
she  is  presenting  the  Constitution  to  the  people,  or  handing  the  keys  to  a 
wa^rrior,  that  he  may  enter  and  take  the  desired  fortress.  Every  event  in 
Napoleon’s  career  is  well  depicted.  In  some  cases  he  is  represented  as  a 
Caesar,  hearing  the  sceptre  and  clothed  in  imperial  robes.  On  the  field 
of  battle,  in  commemoration  of  great  victories,  such  as  Marengo,  Auster- 
litz,  etc.,  he  is  invariably  represented  by  Victory,  hovering  in  the  air, 
and  holding  a crown  and  palm.  He  is  also  represented  in  the  form  of  the 
rising  sun  hovering  over  Europe.  The  events  of  his  private  life  are  por- 
trayed, and  include  his  marriage,  baptism  of  his  son,  etc. 

347.  j\Iemoirs  of  tlie  Duchesse  de  Tourzel,  Governess  to  the  Children  of  France 

during  tlie  Years  1780-00-1-2-3-5.  Published  by  the  Duke  des 
Cars.  2 vols.  8vo,  cloth,  top  edges  uncut.  " London,  1886 


348.  Mignet  (A.  F.).  History  of  the  French  Revolution,  from  1789  to  1814. 

Portrait  of  Lafayette,  and  table.  12ino,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt 

London,  1826 

349.  Military  Affairs.  Gazette  Officielle,  Yendredi,  11  Aoiit  1815.  Ordon- 

nances  dn  Roi.  (Signed  by  Louis,  coimtersigmed  by  Saint-Cyr, 
Talleyrand,  and  others.  Concerns  affairs  of  the  army,  the  forma- 
tion of  legions  of  each  department,  regiments  of  the  line,  etc.)  8 pp. 
4to,  stitched.  Paris,  1815 

350.  Military  Events.  Observations  sur  le  rapport  du  Ministre  des  rela- 

tions exterieiivres  Due  de  Bassano,  dn  9 Janvier  1813.  2 pp.  small 
dto.  [Paris,  1813] 

351.  Mirabeau,  Du  Barry,  and  others.  The  London  Chronicle,  April  7,  9, 

12  and  14,  1791  (containing  accounts  of  Mirabeau,  with  3 extra 
prints),  also.  The  Leeds  Mercury,  December  28,  1793  (containing 
account  of  the  execution  of  Madame  Du  Barry),  and  other  contem- 
porary papers.  Together,  11  pieces. 

352.  Mirabeau  (H.  G.  De  R.).  The  lYhitehall  Evening  Post,  April  7-9  and 

9-12,  1791.  2 Hos.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1791 

Contains  account  of  the  death  and  funeral  of  Mirabeau. 

353.  Mitchell  (Lieut. -Col.  J.).  The  Fall  of  Hapoleon:  An  Historical 

Memoir.  3 vols.  12mo,  cloth  (Library  labels  removed  from  covers). 

London,  1845 

354.  Montelimart  Hews,  &c.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  Mardi  11  Avril. 

1815.  (Gives  dispatch  from  General  Grouchy  concerning  defeat  of 
Duke  of  xYngouleme;  also  contains  proclamation  of  Napoleon  rela- 
tive to  the  Garde  Nationale.^’)  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1815 

355.  Montholon  (Charles  Tristan).  Memoirs  of  the  History  of  France 

during  the  Reign  of  Napoleon  . . . published  from  the  Original 
Manuscripts.  Facsimile.  2 vols.  8vo,  blue  boards,  paper  labels, 
uncut.  London,  1823 

356.  Montholon  and  Gourgaud.  Memoirs  of  the  History  of  France  during 

the  Reign  of  Napoleon.  Dictated  to  the  Generals  who  shared  his 
Captivity  at  St.  Helena,  and  published  from  the  Original  klanu- 
scripts  corrected  by  Himself.  Maps,  plans  and  facsimiles.  7 vols. 
8vo,  half  crimson  calf,  gilt.  London,  1823-4 

These  Memoirs  were  dictated  by  Napoleon  to  his  generals  during  the 
six  years  he  was  a captive  upon  the  Island  of  St.  Helena. 

357.  Moody  (C.  L. — Editor).  Sketch  of  Modern  l^rance.  In  a Series  of  Let- 

ters to  a Lady  of  Fashion,  Written  in  1796  and  1797,  by  a Lady. 
8vo,  cloth.  London,  1798 

These  letters  were  written  partly  in  France  and  partly  in  Switzerland 
at  the  time  Napoleon  was  in  Italy  and  in  the  midst  of  his  campaign 
there. 


35S.  :\IoouE  (James).  A Xarrativo  of  the  Campaign  of  tlie 

in  S))ain,  comniaiuled  by  Sir  Jolin  i\Ioorc.  Anthenticated  by  Cibcn 
■ • ■ - Maps  and  porirails,  several  of  the 

morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top,  partly  uncut. 

T,nndnn.  180!) 


'apers  and  Original 


T.etterf 


'S. 


I 

latter  Inserted.  8vo,  half  red 


359. 


]\[OREAU  (Gexeeal  Jean  A'iotok).  Aloreaii’s  llcise  aus 
nacb  Amerika  in  malcriscben  Briefen  an  .seine  Gattin. 
wrappers,  nncnt,  and  mainly  unopened. 


Franfreicb 
12mo,  old 
I’aris,  180.5 


3G0.  AfoREAu  (General  Jean  AGctor).  Sketch  of  the  Life  of  General 
Aloreau;  and  Details  of  his  Last  Aloments.  By  Banl  Svinne.  lo 
which  is  added  an  Appendix  containing  several  Interesting  Letters. 
Illustrated.  18mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top,  original  wrappers 
bound  in.  New  \orkj  K.  Duyckinck,  181-1 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  over  30  portraits,  views,  &e.,  in- 
cluding a curious  cut  of  Niagara  Falls,  and  one  of  Moreau’s  Disaster  be- 
fore Dresden.  Printed  on  tinted  paper. 


361.  AIorcun  (Lady  Sidney).  France.  2 vols.  8vo,  bine  boards,  uncut 
(back  somewhat  damaged) . London,  1817 


362.  AIorning  Chronicle  (The)  and  London  Advertiser.  January  31,  1783, 
Alarch  29,  1783,  and  April  10,  1783.  3 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued. 

London,  1783 

Contains  articles  on  America,  etc. 


363.  AIorning  Chronicle  (The)  and  London  Advertiser,  Alar.  27,  April 

16,  1783.  2 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1783 

364.  AIorris  (Thomas),  Eecollections  of  Alilitary  Service,  in  1813-14-15, 

through  Germany,  Holland  and  France;  including  details  of  the 
Battles  of  Quatre  Bras  and  Waterloo.  12mo,  original  cloth  (worn). 

London,  1845 


365.  AIounteney  (Barclay).  An  Historical  Inquiry  into  the  Principal  Cir- 

cumstances and  Events  relative  to  the  late  Emperor  Napoleon,  in 
which  are  investigated  the  Charges  brought  against  the  Government 
and  Conduct  of  that  eminent  Individual.  8vo,  half  crimson  calf, 
gilt,  gilt  top,  uncut  by  Piviere.  (Title  probably  in  facsimile.) 

London,  1824 

366.  AIovements  of  the  Army.  Extrait  dn  Aloniteur,  du  3 Alai  1815. 

(Announces  the  fortification  of  the  towns  of  the  Northern  frontier, 
those  of  the  Interior,  the  formation  of  the  corps  d'observations,’'' 
&c,,  &c.)  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

367.  AIuffling  (Baron  A^on).  Passages  from  my  Life;  with  Alemoirs  of 

the  Campaign  of  1813  and  1814.  Edited  by  Col.  Philip  Yorke. 
8vo,  cloth.  London,  1853 


3G8.  Municipal  Notice,  ^luiiiciiialite  de  Paris.  Par  le  Maire  et  les  Officier.-; 

j\Luiiicipaux.  Extrait  du  Pegistre  des  deliberations  du  Corps  Munici- 
pal, du  vingtsixieme  jour  de  la  troisieine  decade  du  deuxieme  niois 
de  Fan  second  de  la  Republique  Frangaise.  Folio.  Paris,  1793 

Measures  proposed  for  the  regulation  and  sale  of  charcoal.  Issued  by 
Pache,  mayor,  and  contains  the  names  of  Delepine,  Levasseur,  Magendie, 
and  others.  Date  of  this  broadside  corresponds  to  that  of  the  Gregorian 
calendar,  Nov.  15,  1793. 

369.  Murray  (Captain  A.).  IMemoir  of  the  Naval  Life  and  Services  of 

Sir  Philip  C.  H.  C.  Durham.  8vo,  polished  calf,  gilt,  inside  gilt 
borders,  by  Riviere.  London,  1816 

Covers  the  years  1777-1845,  and  includes  interesting  information  con- 
cerning the  loss  of  the  Royal  George ; meetings  with  the  French  Marshal 
Macdonald,  Admiral  Nelson,  and  others ; battle  of  Quiheron  Bay,  etc. 

370.  Napoleon.  The  St.  James’s  Chronicle.  June  7-9,  1796.  Folio,  as 

issued.  London,  1796 

Contains  Bonaparte’s  Proclamation  of  a treaty  with  Sardinia. 

371.  Napoleon.  The  St.  James’s  Chronicle.  January  16-19  and  21-23,  and 

IMay  17-19,  1796.  3 Nos.  Folio,  as  issued.  London,  1796 

Contains  articles  on  the  Council  of  500,  etc. 

372.  Napoleon.  Revolutions  Almanach  von  1798.  With  portraits,  including 

Buonaparte  {oval  medallion,  long  hair),  William  Pitt,  Barras,  Car- 
not, etc.,  also  vieivs.  12mo,  original  boards,  uncut. 

Gottingen  [1798] 

373.  Napoleon.  Bell’s  Weekly  Messenger.  September  15,  1799.  Folio,  as 

issued.  Two  views  and  one  portrait.  London,  1799 

Contains  important  war  information,  news  of  the  Council  of  500,  Sir 
Sydney  Smith’s  defeat  of  Napoleon  at  Acre,  etc. 

374.  Napoleon.  Bell’s  "Weekly  Messenger.  November  24,  1799.  Folio,  as 

issued.  IVith  3 appropriate  prints.  Together,  4 pieces. 

London,  1799 

Contains  account  of  the  dissolving  of  the  Council  of  500. 

375.  Napoleon.  Paix  avec  toutes  les  Puissances.  AMici  le  detail  historique 

de  la  A^ie  du  General  Bonaparte,  &c.  (Sketch  of  his  life  from  his 
birth  in  1769  to  1801).  8 pp.  16mo,  unbound.  Paris,  1801 

376.  Napoleon.  Le  Alessager  dn  Soir.  August  15,  16,  19  and  28,  1815.  4 

vols.  folio,  as  issued.  [Paris],  1815 

Issued  soon  after  Waterloo,  and  containing  interesting  accounts  of 
Napoleon,  Ney  and  others. 

377.  Napoleon.  Schilderung  der  Abfiihrung  Bonaparte’s  in  seine  Gefan- 

genschaft  auf  die  Insel  St.  Helena.  Finely  colored  frontispiece. 
“Napoleons  Abfiihrung  nach  St.  Helena,  1815.”  Small  4to,  un- 
bound, pp.  8.  n.p.  1815 

378.  Napoleon.  Annalitische  imd  chronologische  Hebersicht  der  wiclitigsten 

Lelicnsmomente  Napoleons  (1769-1821),  (probably  excerpt).  12mo, 
unbound,  pp.  32.  n.p.n.d.  \ca.  1821] 


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388. 


Xai’oj.kox.  Saiiisbiiry  (-T.).  Facsimiles  of  all  the  Dillereiit  Signatures 
of  the  Emperor  Napoleon.  8 pp.  4to,  sheets,  inlaid.  London  [ISdli] 

Thirty  of  these  si!.?uatiires  are  ftiveii,  from  1TS5,  when  he  was  a second 
lieutenant,  to  ISIU.  when  he  was  at  St.  Helena.  Also,  in  connection,  is 
given  a sketcli  of  the  events  associated  with  tliein. 

Xapoleox.  .V  collection  of  metal  medals  aftei'  the  original  hronzes,  in- 
cluding Napoleon  and  Marie  Tx)uise,  Napoleon  (several),  Siege  de 
la  Lastille,  Josephine,  etc.  All  in  sunken  mounts.  Together,  10 
pieces,  various  sizes,  enclosed  in  moi-occo  covers,  with  Napoleon  s 
arms  on  sides,  eagle  on  hack,  etc.  (hinding  needs  repairs,  and  was 
executed  probably  about  1838).  Folio. 

Napoleon.  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  from  the  Best  French  and 
English  xVuthorities ; including  his  Original  Cori'espondence,  tS-'c. 
Colored  titJe;  jmrtrait,  and  SO  iJhistralions  in  the  text.  8vo,  half 
morocco  (a  few  leaves  loose).  London,  1839 

Napoleon.  Napoleon's  Werke,  nach  den  vorhandenen  (hiellen  chronolo- 
gisch  geordnet,  etc.  Illustrated.  12mo,  half  cloth.  Ohcmmiz,  18-10. 

Napoleon.  Bronze  statuette,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  over 
breast,  standing,  white  marble  base.  Height,  including  base,  6V2 
inches.  Unsigned. 

N.vpoleon  as  AuTitoiL  Bosario,  or  the  IMysterious  Sorcei’ess.  A Boman- 
tie  Tale,  by  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Translated  from  the  French. 
Frontispiece.  18mo,  modern  wrappers,  uncut.  London,  n.d. 

Said  to  liave  been  written  by  Napoleon  during  the  period  he  dreamed 
of  becoming  an  autlior,  about  1787-9,  when  he  was  eighteen  or  nineteen 
years  old.  , 

Napoleon  at  BpvIenne.  Assier  (Alexandre).  Napoleon  ler  a I’Ecole 
Boyale  IMilitaire  de  Brienne,  (Fapres  des  Documens  Authentiques  et 
Inedits,  1779-1784.  48  pp.  8vo,  original  printed  Avrappers,  uncut. 

Paris,  1874 

An  interesting  account  of  Napoleon's  school-life  at  Brienne.  One  of  only 
120  copies  issued,  and  one  of  10  copies  printed  on  “ papier  rose.’' 

Napoleon  at  Dpesden.  Copies  of  the  Original  Letters  and  Despatches 
of  the  Generals,  "Ministers,  Grand  Officers  of  State,  at  Paris,  to  Na- 
]-)oleon  at  Dresden ; intercepted  by  the  Allies  in  North  Germanv. 
Portrait  inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt 
top,  uncut  (Avriting  on  the  French  half-title).  London,  1814 

Napoleon  at  Lyons.  Decret  Imperial,  Bendu  a Lyon,  le  12  IMars,  1815. 
2 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Copy  of  a decree  of  Napoleon  relative  to  pardon  by  amnesty.  During 
his  four  days’  stay  in  Lyons  he  is  reported  to  have'  issued  luanv  other 
decrees,  orders.  &c. 

Nai’ol.eox  AuTOBiooRAPirY.  Tie  de  Napoleon,  ecrite  par  Lni-lMeme. 
Fronluspiere  portrait.  18mo,  boards,  leather  back,  uncut. 

Bruxelles,  1830 


389.  ^Napoleon  Ciiapbook.  La  Vie  Heroique  et  Glorieiise  du  Consul  Bona- 

parte, l)e}vuis  Tepoque  de  sa  naissance  jusqii  a la  paix  generale.  Par 
les  Citoyens  Aubert  and  Dubocq.  Curious  woodcut  of  Boncqjarie,  as 
Freiuier  Consul,  in  colors  (by  hand).  12  pp.  12ino,  uncut,  crudely 
backed  with  paper.  [Paris,  circa  1800] 

A Napoleonic  Ciiapbook  containing  the  events  of  his  life,  in  Pb’ench 
verse,  from  his  birth  to  the  Peace  of  Luneville. 

390.  Napoleon  Galleey;  or,  Illustrations  of  the  Life  and  Times  of  the 

Emperor  of  France.  Engraved  by  eminent  artists  from  the  most 
celebrated  'pictures  in  France.  Square  8vo,  cloth,  gilt  edges. 

Boston  [1888] 

391.  NAPOLEON^s  Invasion  of  Eussia.  Geande  Aemee  Bulletins.  A 

Complete  Set  of  the  Bulletins  of  the  Grande  Armee  issued  by  Na- 
poleon during  the  Invasion  of  Eussia,  1812-1813,  Nos.  1 to  29,  in- 
clusive; Nouvelles  Otficielles,  6 numbers;  Extracts  from  the  “ Moni- 
teur,”  4 pieces.  oodcuts  of  Imperial  eagle.  Together,  39  pieces,  2 
pp.  and  4 pp.  each  (152  pp.)?  stitched,  unbound  (a  few  pencilled 
marginal  notes  in  unknown  hand).  Paris,  1812-1813 

A COMPLETE  SET  OF  THE  29  BULLETINS  OF  THE  GrANDE  ArMEE  ISSUED 

DURING  Napoleon's  Russl\n  Campaign,  commencing  with  the  “ Premier 
Bulletin,”  dated  Gumhinem,  20  Juin,  1812,  in  which  is  briefly  sketched  the 
movements  of  the  French  army,  its  condition  of  armament.  &c.,  up  to  and 
incorporating  the  famous  “ 29e  Bulletin,”  dated  Molodetsckno.  3d  Decem- 
ber, 1812,  wherein  Na])oIeon  endeavors  to  prove  that  the  elements  were 
responsible  for  all  his  disasters  in  that  memorable  campaign. 

These  Bulletins  were  dispatched  to  the  headquarters  of  the  French 
army  in  Paris  and  appeared  in  the  official  organ  of  the  Government,  “ Le 
IMoniteur,”  about  two  weeks  in  each  instance  after  being  forwarded  from 
Gumbinem,  Witkowiski,  Kowno,  Wilna,  Gloubokoe,  Smolensk,  Moscow,  and 
other  points  of  issue  in  Russia  and  elsewhere. 

In  addition  to  the  Bulletins  there  are  8 Nouvelles  Officielles  de  la 
Grande  Armee  that  were  issued  in  Paris  and  printed  in  the  “ Moniteur  ” 
from  January  10,  1813,  to  April  23.  1813,  after  Napoleon  had  forsaken  the 
Armde  at  Smorgani,  leaving  the  King  of  Naples  in  command.  These  con- 
tain news  of  the  Grande  Armee  from  time  to  time,  the  French  army  of  the 
North.  »S:c.,  &c.  Also,  there  are  several  extracts  from  the  “ IMoniteur  ” 
commenting  upon  certain  occurrences  reported  in  the  Bulletins. 

In  these  remarkable  records  of  Napoleon  are  embodied  the  official  ac- 
counts of  the  doings  of  the  French  and  Russian  forces  during  the  period 
of  the  Invasion  of  Russia.  They  present  in  brief  but  vivid  sentences  the 
advance  of  Buonparte  after  leaving  Dresden ; the  mobilization  of  his  vast 
army ; the  seizure  of  V'ilna,  the  ancient  capital  of  the  Lithuanian  Gedimin. 
from  which  town  Bulletins  No.  4,  5.  C and  7 were  issued;  the  attempted 
cai)ture  and  final  occu]iation  of  Smolensk  the  Sacred,  the  “ Key  of 
Russia  the  advance  on.  and  possession  of.  IMoscow.  from  which  Bulle- 
tins 19  to  24,  inclusive,  were  sent  forth  and  in  which  are  published  the 
details  of  the  burning  of  the  city,  the  evacuation  thereof;  retreat  from 
Russia,  &c. 

Incor]iorated  in  this  set  is  the  renowned  “ 29e  Bulletin,”  dated  Molo- 
detsckno,  December  17,  1812,  wherein  Napoleon  states  that  his  series  of 
disasters  in  the  Russian  campaign  were  due  entirely  to  natural  conditions 
over  which  he  had  no  control,  concluding  with  the  curt  sentence  about  his 
own  fine  ])hysical  condition. 

.lomini.  De  8egur,  Thiers,  .Toyneville.  and  others  have  fully  treated  most 
of  the  incidents  reported  in  the  Bulletins,  and  it  is  suggested  that  all  in- 
terested refer  to  the  volumes  of  those  historians  for  additional  particulars 
regarding  them,  including,  in  addition  to  the  events  already  noted,  Napo- 
leon’s Proclamation  commencing,  “ The  second  Polish  war  has  begun,”  the 


well-known  skinnislies  and  battles  mentioned;  the  great  generals  named, 
with  their  commands,  etc.;  the  numerous  and  varied  re])orts  from  those 
in  authority  of  the  principal  persons  and  incidents  of  the  Invasion;  the 
treatment  of  i)risoners  by  both  sides;  the  burning  of  Moscow  by  the  lius- 
sians;  the  approach  to  that  city  of  the  Frencli  army  then  reduced  from 
42l),()00  men  at  the  passage  of  the  Niemen  to  100,000 ; the  horrors  of  tlie 
nine  days’  retreat  from  Moscow  in  the  midst  of  intense  cold;  the  flight  of 
Napoleon  to  Paris,  &c.,  tfcc. 

Laid  in  are  18  copperplates,  &c.,  12mo  and  8vo,  of  Russian  scenes,  in- 
cluding a plate  after  Cruikshank,  a scarce  one  by  Spendelowe,  and  plates 
by  French  engravers  [1809-1830]. 

There  appears  to  be  no  record  of  any  sale  by  auction  of  a compi-Ete 
SET  OF  these  Napoleon  Bulletins.  There  are  none  of  them  in  the 

FINE  COLLECTIONS  OF  SaINSBURY,  LaT'TA,  &C. 

392.  Napoleon'’s  Invasion  of  Eussia.  29me  Bulletin  de  la  Grande  Armee, 

IMolodestno,  le  Decembre,  1812;  (et)  Eedexions  sur  le  29nie  Bulletin 
jiar  un  militaire  Eusse.  8 pp.  small  dto,  unbound  and  uncut. 

I Paris,  1812] 

Napoleon’s  famous  Bulletin  No.  29,  issued  during  the  Campaign  in 
Itussia,  and  commented  upon  by  a Russian  soldier.  Printed  in  double 
columns,  the  Bulletin  in  one,  comments  in  the  other. 

393.  Napoleon's  Invasion  OF  Eussia.  Genin  (Thomas  H.).  The  Napolead, 

in  Twelve  Books.  .ICmo,  boards,  leather  back. 

St.  Clairsville  [0.],  1833 

Fine  copy  of  the  first  edition  of  a rare  work  relating  to  Napoleon. 
The  author  was  one  of  the  early  settlers  of  Ohio,  and  a prominent  lawyer 
there. 

39-1.  Napoleon  in  the  Other  IVorld.  A Narrative  written  by  Himself;  and 
found  near  his  Tomb  in  the  Island  of  St.  Helena.  B}^  Nongo-Tee- 
Foh-Tchi.  Frontispiece  (re-edged),  portrait  of  Napoleon,  and  vieiu, 
inserted.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top,  lower 
edges  uncut.  London,  182 T 

395.  Napoleon  Peoclamation.  Detail  Ofhciel  annongant  le  retour  de  sa 

IMajeste  PEmpereur  des  Frangaise  et  Eoi  dTtalie  dans  sa  capitale, 
apres  avoir  signe  la  paix  avec  PEmpereur  d’Autriche.  ^Yoodc^lt  head- 
piece, and  eagle  in  oval  border.  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1805 

Issued  a few  days  after  the  battle  of  Austerlitz.  Signed  by  Napoleon, 
and  countersigned  by  General  Berthier. 

396.  Napoleon  Pkoclamations.  Au  Peuple  Frangais;  a L'Armee.  An 

golfe  Juan,  le  ler  Mars  1815.  Small  cuts  of  eagle,  the.,  at  heads.  4 
])p.  each,  small  4to,  unbound  and  uncut.  2 pieces. 

[Paris;  De  ITmprimerie  cle  Poulet,  et  de  Chaignieau,  1815] 

These  iiroclamations,  concerning  the  defection  of  the  Dukes  of  Casti- 
glione  and  Regusa,  &c.,  were  issued  on  shipboard  in  the  Gulf  of  St.  John, 
while  Napoleon  was  en  route  from  Fdba.  and  in  the  copying  of  which  the 
entire  force  on  board  was  employed.  The  above  copies!  by  two  different 
imblishers,  were  among  the  first  printed  in  Raris  about  March  5.  1815. 
and  wore  circulated  throughout  France.  See  Bentley’s  1830  edition  of 
Bourrienne’s  “Memoirs”  for  a full  English  translation  of  the  Proclama- 
tions. 


different  signatures  of  the  Emperor  Xapoleon,  also  facsimile  (full 
page)  of  an  A.L.S.  of  Barry  O'Meara.  4to,  nnbonnd.  London,  1836 

398.  Xapoleox  Ti;acts.  ]\remoir  upon  the  Affairs  of  Spain,  London,  1809 ; 

Operations  of  tlie  British  Army  in  Spain,  London,  1809 ; Ferdinand 
Ahndicated  and  Alinisters  Defended,  Imndon,  1809 ; State  of  Portugal 
during  the  Last  Thirty  Years,  London,  1810.  Bound  in  1 voh,  8vo, 
half  calf. 

399.  Yapoleox's  Address.  Aux  hal^itans  des  departemens  des  Plantes  et 

Basses- Alpes ; (et)  Garde  Xationale  de  Paris.  Cut  of  eagle,  Ac.  2 
pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  1815 

Assures  the  people  that  the  cause  of  the  nation  ^Yill  j-et  triumph,  that 
their  rights  will  be  maintained,  &c. 

POO.  YapoleoxAs  Appointmexts.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  du  Mardi  6 Juin 


1815.  Decrets  Imperiaux.  Au  palais  de  PElysee,  le  P Juin  1815. 
Cut  of  Imperial  eagle.  (Enumerates  the  names  of  the  newly-appointed 
members  of  the  Chamber  of  Peers,  the  appointment  of  Comte  de 
Lacepcde,  as  president  of  that  body  in  the  absence  of  the  prince 
archi-chancelier,  &c.),  2 pp.  Pto,  unbound.  Portrait  of  Yapoleon, 
laid  in.  ’ Paris,  1815 

Many  of  these  appointments  are  among  the  last  made  by  Napoleon 
previous  to  his  defeat  at  Waterloo,  about  two  Aveeks  later. 


401.  Yapoleox's  Coroxatiox.  A Letter  to  Dr.  Troy  on  the  Coronation  of 


Bonaparte  by  Pope  Pius  the  Seventh.  By  Melancthon.  97  pp.  12mo, 


Dublin,  1805 


unbound  (name  on  title). 


402.  YapoleoxtY  Coroxatiox.  Printed  circular  from  the  publisher  Guerin 


relative  to  a work  upon  the  coronation  of  Yapoleon.  Stamped  with 
name,  number  and  post-office  seal.  1 p.  square  12mo.  Paris,  1806 


403.  YapoleoxY  Death  axd  AYill.  Details  A^eritables  sur  la  Mort  et  le 


Testament  du  grand  Capitaine  Yapoleon,  Massacre  d’Anvers,  d:c., 
12  pp.  12mo,  unbound  and  uncut.  [Paris,  n.d.] 

Giving  details  of  the  death  of  Napoleon,  his  wili  made  at  Longwood,  St. 
Helena,  April  15,  1821,  and  other  neAvs. 


404.  YapoleoxY  Extry  ixto  Paris.  Extrait  du  Moniteur,  du  21  Mars 
1815.  (Mentions  the  EmperoEs  arrival  at  Paris,  gives  the  Proclama- 
tion of  Lyons,  of  March  13,  1815,  the  Order  of  the  Day,  &c.).  4 pp. 


Paris,  1815 


small  4to. 


“ The  King  has  departed,  the  Emperor  has  arriA-ed.”  Laid  in  is  a view 
of  Napoleon’s  entry  bearing  out  the  description  of  Bourrienne,  “ It  Avas 
late  in  the  evening  of  the  20th  (March)  that  Bonaparte  entered  Paris 
in  an  open  carriage,”  &c. 


405.  YapoleoxY  Grave.  St.  Helena.  Yapoleon's  Graf  och  LongAvood  ur  en 


Svensk  Sjo-Officers  Dagbok  under  en  resa  fran  Ostindien,  1827.  3 


illustrations.  4to,  Avrappers. 

A Napoleon  pamphlet  in  SAvedish. 


Stockholm,  1830 


0 wliich  ai'c 
’'J’raiislateil 


406.  Napoleon’s  Jolhnals.  Eighteen  Original  Journals,  Each  by  a General 
Olfieer,  of  the  Eighteen  Ganipaigns  of  The  Ein])ernr  Napoleon,  Eeing 
those  in  which  he  Personally  Goniinanded  in  Chief, 
added  all  the  Bulletins,  now  Eirst  Pnhlished  (Tinpletc 
from  the  Ercnch.  2 vols.  8vo,  half  calf,  gilt  hacks. 

London,  181.6-1817 

Includes  Jounials  of  the  Canipaiyus  in  Italy,  179(i-7;  lOftypt  and  Syria, 
1798-9;  Marengo,  1799;  Siege  of  Genoa,  1800;  the  three  (h'rnian  Cam- 
paigns, 1805-9-10;  Prussia,  180(1-7;  Russia.  1812;  France.  1814;  written 
by  P.erthier,  Denon,  Mint,  Petit;  Marshal  Key’s  .Vcconnt  of  IVaterloo,  and 
much  other  information  of  absorbing  interest  not  published  in  any  otlier 
form.  Outside  of  the  “ Moniteur  ” there  appears  to  be  no  complete  col- 
lection of  the  Itulletins  as  here  published  in  English. 


407. 


Napoleon's  Second  Funeeal.  Itineraire  de  la  Ti-anslation  des  Cendres 
de  L’Enipereur  Napoleon,  depuis  Pile  Sainte-IIelene,  Jusqn'a  I’hotel 
royal  des  Invalides.  (With  the  order  of  march  of  the  cortege).  2 
pp.  8vo,  unbound.  Nevers,  n.d. 


408.  Napoleonana.  Nenes  ]\ragazin  enthaltend  ; mcrkwnrdige  Begelienheiten, 
vaterlandisch  Ereignisse,  nntzlicho  Erfindungen,  nebst  intercssanten 
Erzahlnngen.  Nos.  1-6  (all  ever  issued?),  small  4to,  unbound. 

n.p.  1813 

With  interesting  references  to  Napoleon,  Pius  VIT.,  Cologne,  etc. 


409.  Napoleonic  Ideas.  lies  Idees  Napoleoniennes,  par  le  Prince  Napoleon- 
Louis  Bonaparte.  Brussels,  1839.  Translated  iiy  James  A.  Don-. 
Portraits.  12mo,  half  red  calf,  symbolical  gilt  liack,  gilt  top. 

N.  y.,  1859 

First  American  Edition,  extba-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  a colored 
map  of  Europe  in  1812,  and  32  portraits  and  views,  some  on  India  paper, 
and  mostlj'  inlaid. 


410.  Napoleonis  Eeliquiae.  A Poem  in  Six  Cantos,  with  Notes.  Illus- 
trated. 8vo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top. 

London,  1841 

Printed  at  Rouen,  and  written  during  the  Second  Funeral  of  Napoleon. 
Extra-ileustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  75  portraits,  views,  &c.,  some 
on  India  paper,  and  a number  inlaid. 


411.  Napoleon  (Prince  Joseph  C.  P.).  Napoleon  and  his  Detractors.  By 
Prince  Napoleon  [his  nephew].  Translated  and  Edited  with  Notes, 
by  E.  L.  De  Beaufort.  2 loliotograpli  portraits,  and  autograph.  8vo, 
cloth,  gilt,  uncut.  London,  1888 


412.  Narrative  of  Events  connected  with  the  First  Alidication  of  Napoleon. 

By  Sir  Thomas  Ussher.  . . His  Embarkation  at  Elba,  &c.,  as  nar- 
rated by  Col.  Laborde,  8vo,  cloth.  Dublin,  1841 


413.  [Nelson  (Lord)].  Eevolutions  Almanach  von  1800.  ^Vitli  portraits  in- 
cluding Nelson,  Pius  VI.,  Massena,  Pliichcr,  Bernadoite,  and  others, 
also  views.  12mo,  old  wrappers,  uncut.  Gottingen  11800| 


414.  New  Constitution.  Acte  Additionnel  aux  Constitutions  de  rEminre, 
An  palais  de  PElys(''e,  Ic  22  Avril  1815.  Printed  at  Nimes  for  that 
county-scat  and  the  five  towns  of  the  arromlissement.  1(5  ]')p.  small 
4to,  unbound.  Nimes,  1815 


415.  New  Constitution.  Another  Copy.  4 pp.  4to.  Printed  at  (Paris), 

and  gives  names  of  all  county-seats  and  those  of  towns  of  various  ar- 
rondissements.  ' [Paris],  1815 

416.  New  Constitution.  Another  Copy.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  Dimanche 

23  Avril  1815.  Cut  of  Imperial  eagle.  (Does  not  contain  names  of 
county-seats,  etc.).  Portrait  of  Napoleon  laid  in.  [Paris],  1815 

Under  this  caption  of  “ Acte  Additionnel,  &c.,”  Napoleon  proclaims  a 
new  constitution  said  to  resemble  the  charter  of  Louis  XVIII.  of  the 
year  previous.  Appoints  hereditary  Chamber  of  Peers,  makes  judges  ir- 
removable, reestablishes  the  confiscation  of  property,  &c. 

417.  News  feom  Boedeaux.  Extrait  dn  Moniteur  du  Mercredi  5 Avril  1815. 

Nouvelle  de  Bordeaux,  2 Avril  1815.  (Announces  the  arrival  of  Gen- 
eral Clatisel  at  Saint-Andre-de-Cubsac,  gives  other  news  concerning 
him,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

418.  News  feom  Lyox'S,  etc.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  7 Avril  1815.  Nou- 

velles  de  Lyon,  du  Avril  1815.  (Mentions  that  the  National  Guard 
of  Grenoble  is  made  ready  to  suppress  the  civil  war  that  has  broken 
out  in  Marseilles,  the  Hautes-Alpes,  &c.,  that  General  Grouchy  be 
sent  forward  as  commander-in-chief,  &c.).  Cut  of  imperial  eagle. 
2 pieces,  each  2 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  View  of  Grenoble  laid  in. 

Paris,  1815 

419.  News  feom  Toulouse.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  Lundi  10  Avril  1815. 

All  quart! er-gen era!  a Toulouse,  le  4 Avril  1815.  (Letter  from  the 
General,  Comte  de  Laborde  to  Prince  d’Eckmiihl,  Minister  of  Mar. 
Mentions  changes,  appointments,  &c.,  and  includes  Laborde’s  Procla- 
mation to  the  iieople  of  Toulouse).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1815 

420.  News  of  the  Day.  Nouvelles  du  Jour.  DMails  curieux  de  I'arrivee  a 

Londres,  de  S.A.E.  le  Due  de  Nemours,  et  sa  reception  par  la  jeune 
Peine  cTAngleterre,  &c.  (Besides  noticing  the  visit  of  Nemours  to 
England,  mentions  the  names  of  Wellington,  Schwartzemberg,  Mar- 
shal Soult  and  others).  2 jip.  4to,  unbound.  [Paris,  circa  1835] 

421.  Neav  Yoek  City.  The  Illustrated  New  York  News,  Yol.  1,  No.  1,  June 

7,  1851.  Folio,  as  issued.  New  York,  1851 

422.  New  Yoek  Moening  Post  (The).  November  7,  1783.  4 pp.  Folio. 

Facsimile.  New  York,  1783 

Contains  Wishingtoirs  Farewell  Address,  etc. 

423.  New  Yoek  Newsfapees.  The  Anglo  Saxon.  (Phonetic  Newspaper) 

Yol.  1,  No.  19.  July  24,  1847.  4 pp.  Folio,  as  issued. 

New  York,  1847 

424.  New  Yoek  Newspapees.  The  IVhip.  Yol.  1,  No.  3.  February  26, 

1855.  IVeekly  Yliip.  Yol.  1,  No.  2.  February  19,  1855.  Both 
illustrated.  2 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  New  York,  1855 

425.  New  Yoek  Newspapees.  The  Free  Love  Advocate  and  Promoter  of  the 

Affinities.  Yol.  1,  No.  2.  Nov.  10,  1855.  Illustrated.  4 pp.  Folio, 
as  issued.  New  York,  1855 


42(i.  New  York  NEwai'APERS.  Atlantic  Telegraph. 


1858.  Illustrated. 

“ I’riiited  on  a car 


4 pp.  4to,  as  issued, 
iiioviuf'  ill  tlie  procession.’ 


Vol.  1,  No.  1,  Sept.  1, 
New  Y^ork,  1858 


427.  New  Y"okk  Siiaxgiiai.  Yol.  No.  1.  Yol.  1,  No.  G.  July  16  and 

20,  1855.  2 iiuiubers,  4to,  as  issued.  New  York,  18oo 

428  Ney  (IMichel).  Memoirs  of  IMarshal  Ne}’.  Published  his  Family. 

2 Yols.  ill  1.  8vo,  lioards,  cloth  liack,  uncut.  Philadelphia,  1834 

429.  Notice  IIistoriqete  sur  le  18  Bruniaire  [N'ov.  8,  1799],  par  le 

President  de  la  Commission  des  Inspecteurs  du  Conseil  des  Anciens, 
alors  le  Citoyen  Cornet,  &c.  (Historical  sketch  of  the  dark  day 
in  French  Histoiw,”  after  Napoleon’s  return  from  Egypt,  when  the 
Council  des  Anciens  was  overthrown,  and  the  control  of  the  military 
seized  by  him,  &c.).  20  pp.  12mo,  unbound.  Laid  in  is  a view  after 
Johannot  representing  a scene  in  the  Chamber.  Paris,  1819 

430.  Notice  to  Inhabitants.  Municipalite  cle  Paris.  Par  le  Maire,  et  les 

Officiers  Ylunicipaux.  Extrait  du  Eegistre  des  Deliberations  ^ du 
• Corns  Ylunicipal,  du  Lundi  4 Juillet  1791.  ]Yoodcut  of  municipal 

arms.  Folio.  Paris,  1791 

A three-column  broadside,  “ Avis  Aux  Citoyens,”  issued  by  Bailly, 
mayor,  relative  to  the  suppression  of  the  “ atteliers-de-cbarite,”  and  in- 
cludes order  for  the  distribution  of  a sum  of  money  among  the  poor. 


431.  Nova-Scotia  Packet  (The)  and  General  Advertiser.  No.  8.  June 

22,  1785.  4 pp.  Folio,  as  issued.  Shelburne,  1785 

432.  O’Brien  (Cart.  D.  IV.).  Narrative  of  Capt.  O’Brien,  containing  an 

Account  of  his  Shipwreck,  Captivity,  and  Escape  from  France.  Be- 
printed  from  the  Naval  Chronicle,  with  Additions.  8vo,  half  buck- 
ram. London,  1814 

433.  Official  News.  Extrait  de  la  Gazette  Officielle,  du  Yendredi  28  Juillet 

1815.  Cut  of  coat-of-arms.  (YIentions  cessation  of  hostilities  along 
the  coasts  of  France,  the  instructions  of  the  British  Government  re- 
garding Napoleon,  &c.).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 


434.  O’YIeara  (Barry  E.).  An  Exposition  of  some  of  the  Transactions,  that 
have  taken  place  at  St.  Helena,  since  the  Appointment  of  Sir  Hud- 
son Lowe,  as  Governor  of  that  Island,  &c.  8vo,  wrappers,  uncut. 

London,  1819 

An  iuterestiug  -work  by  Dr.  'O’Meara,  who  was  Napoleon’s  surgeon 
while  be  was  at  St.  Helena,  being  an  answer  to  an  anonymous  pamphlet 
upon  the  treatment  of  Napoleon,  in  which  many  adverse  reflections  are 
made  upon  O’Meara.  Contains  details  of  many  of  the  intimate  and  in- 
side workings  of  the  Island  Government  which  had  the  immediate  super- 
vision of  the  illustrious  prisoner. 


435.  O’Meara  (Barry  E.).  Historical  Memoirs  of  Napoleon.  Book  IX. 

[Campaign  in  Belgium,  1815.]  Translated  from  the  Original  Manu- 
script. With  appendix  of  proof  that  the  pretended  MS.  from  St. 
Helena  was  not  written  by  Napoleon.  Colored  plan  of  the  battle  of 
Waterloo.  8vo,  sprinkled  calf.  London,  182(1 

From  the  library  of  John  Sheepshanks,  with  his  bookplate. 


436.  O’Meaea  (Barra*  E.).  Xapoleon  in  Exile;  or,  A A^oice  from  St.  Helena. 

The  Opinions  and  Bellections  of  Napoleon  on  the  most  important 
events  of  his  Life  and  Government  in  his  Own  Words.  Portraits. 
2 vols.  8vo,  original  Idue  boards,  paper  labels,  uncut  (back  of  1 vol. 
slightly  split).  London,  1822 

From  the  library  of  Sir  Edmiiiid  Antrobus,  with  bis  bookplate,  and 
autograph  signature  in  both  volumes. 

43r.  Oraxge  Jourxal  (The).  January  7,  1854.  Ami.  1.  No.  1.  4 pp. 

Folio,  as  issued.  Orange,  N.  J.,  1854 

438.  Pages  (Erax’cois  Xavier).  Secret  History  of  the  French  Eevolution; 

Containing  Particulars  but  little  known,  with  Extracts  on  the  most 
remarkable  Publications  on  the  Eevolution.  Translated  from  the 
French.  2 vols.  8vo,  mottled  calf,  gilt  (name  on  1 title,  and  name 
cut  from  another,  binding  poor).  London,  1797 

439.  Palais  des  Tuileries.  Extrait  du  Aloniteur  du  Alardi  21  Alars,  1815. 

(Chronicles  the  return  of  Napoleon  from  Elba,  his  arrival  ai  the 
Tuileries,  names  of  a newly  appointed  Cabinet,  prints  letter  froih 
the  Garde  Imperiale  signed  Comte  Drouot,  &c.).  4 pp.  4to  (yior- 

tions  of  side-margins  torn  away).  Paris,  1815 

440.  Palladium  of  Liberty.  July  2,  1818.  4 pp.  Folio,  as  issued. 

AIorris-Town,  N.  J.,  1818 

441.  Paxama  Sux  (The).  Vol.  1.  No.  4.  Jan.  29,  1851.  4 pp.  Folio, 

as  issued.  Panama,  N.  G.,  1851 

Contains  an  account  of  a voyage  through  the  Straits  of  Magellan. 

442.  Paris  axd  the  Allies.  Lphemerides.  Eecit  de  ce  qui  sVst  passe  a 

Paris  depuis  le  28  Alars  jusqu’au  3 Avril,  et  Pieces  Officielles.  (Con- 
tains adclress  to  the  inhabitants  of  Paris  by  Schwartzenberg,  extracts 
from  the  proceedings  of  the  Senate,  &c.).  8 j)p.  small  4to,  unbound. 

Paris,  1814 

Laid  in  is  an  engraved  view  of  the  entrance  of  the  Allies  into  Paris. 

443.  Parish  Churci-tes.  Alunicipalite  de  Paris.  Loi  concernant  la  forma- 

tion & la  circonscription  de  la  Paroisse  Cathedrale  de  Paris. 
Samedi  15  Janvier  1791.  Transcrite,  le  meme  jour,  sur  les  Eegis- 
tres  de  la  Alunicipalite  de  Paris.  Woodcut  of  municipal  arms.  Folio. 

Paris,  1791 

Concerns  the  establishment  by  the  National  Assembly  of  various 
parish  churches  of  Paris,  their  boundaries  of  administration.  &e..  an 
early  exhibition  of  the  superseding  of  the  Civil  for  Ecclesiastical  authority 
in  this  regard. 

444.  PaulAs  Letters  to  his  Kinsfolk.  By  [Sir  AAhalter  Scott].  8vo,  half 

calf,  gilt.  Edinburgh,  1816 

Fine  copy  of  the  First  Edition.  These  letters  are  a genuine  fragment 
of  the  author's  autobiography.  iSister  Margaret  is  the  author's  “ Aunt 
Christian,”  the  INIajor  is  his  “ Elder  Brother,”  &c. 


445.  [Peltiee  (Joilk)].  The  of  Peltioj’  for  a J^ibel  against  Na])oleoii 

Buonparte,  at  j\J  iddlesex,  Felj.  21,  1803.  Caricature  of  Napo- 
leon. First  Euitiox.  8vo,  half  sprinkled  calf.  French  and  English. 

London,  1803 

Peltier  was  editor  of  a French  periodical  in  London  and  attacked 
Napoleon  with  uuicli  virulence,  to  which  Sir  James  Mackintosh  made  his 
welLknown  defense  at  this  trial. 

446.  Peninsula  Campaign  (Tup).  Eecollections  of  the  Peninsula.  By  the 

author  of  Sketches  of  India.  8vo,  half  sprinkled  calf.  London,  1824 

447.  Peninsular  AVar.  Memoir,  written  by  Sir  Ilew  Dalrymple  of  his  Pro- 

ceedings as  connected  with  the  Affairs  of  Spain,  and  the  Commence- 
ment of  the  Peninsular  War.  8vo,  boards,  cloth  back.  London,  183U 
Presentation  copy  to  Colonel  Napier  from  Sir  Adolphus  Dalrymple, 
Avith  autograph  inscription  on  fly-leaf. 

448.  Pennsylvania  Gazette  (The).  June  10,  1760.  4 pp.  Folio,  as 

issued.  Philadelphia;  B.  Franklin,  1760 

449.  Pennsylvania  Gazette  (The).  Dec.  12,  1771.  i\ray  29,  1776,  June 

5,  1776.  3 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  Philadelphia,  1771-1776 

450.  Pennsylvania  Packet  (The),  and  Daily  Advertiser.  Sept.  18,  19,  20, 

21,  23  and  25,  1786.  6 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Philadelphia,  1786 

The  issue  for  September  25,  contains  a lengthy  account  of  the  Debate 
in  the  General  Assembly  on  the  Bill  for  Incorporating  the  City  of  Phila- 
delphia. 


451.  Pennsylvania  Packet  (The)  and  Daily  Advertiser.  May  31,  June  1, 

June  2,  June  4,  1787.  4 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued. 

Philadelphia,  1787 

« 

452.  Pennsylvania  Packet  and  Daily  Advertiser  (The)  June  5,  8,  9 and 

11,  1787.  4 pieces.  Folio,  as  issued.  Philadelphia,  1787 

Ihe  issue  for  June  5,  contains  Col.  Hamilton’s  Speech  in  the  Asseinblv 
Februarj’  IS,  17S7  (4i4  columns). 


453.  Philadelphia  A^ewspapers.  The  Tickler,  by  Tobv  Scratch-em.  Vol. 
2,  Nm.  12,  May  3,  1809;  Vol.  4,  AM.  26,  Aug.  7,  1811;  Vol  5 AM 
23,  Feb.  26,  1812;  Vol.  5,  AM.  4,  March  4,  1812.  4 AMs.  Folio’ 
as  issued.  Philadelphia,  1809,  1812 


454.  Ppitlippart  (John).  Memoirs  and  Campaigns  of  Charles  John,  Prince 
Poyal  of  Sweden.  Engraved  portrait  after  Hoivenschald.  8vo  blue 
boards,  uncut  (back  damaged).  London,’ 1814 


455.  PiiiLippART  (John).  Campaign  in  Germany  and  France,  from  tlie 
Expiration  of  the  Armistice  to  A'apoleon's  Abdication.  With  Vppen- 
dix  containing  the  Frencli  Bulletins  issued  during  this  Period  /’or- 

2 vols.  8vo,  ^half  red  morocco, 
SMuholical  gilt  Iiack-s,  gilt  tops,  uncut  (a  few  leaves  stainel). 

London,  1814 


456.  PiiiLirPART  (John).  ]\Iemoirs  and  Campaigns  of  Charles  John  [J3er- 

nadottej,  Prince  Poyal  of  Sweden.  Portrait . Syo^,  lialf  calf. 

Baltimore,  1815 

457.  PiiiLipPAKT  (John).  l\lemoirs,  &c.,  of  General  Moreau.  2 portraits  of 

Moreau  ( 1 inserted),  facsimile  of  the  GeneraVs  last  letter,  map  of 
the  course  of  the  Rhine,  Sc.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top, 
some  leaves  uncut.  Philadelphia;  M.  Cary;  and  Boston,  1816 

Early  American  Edition. 

458.  Police.  H6tel-de-Ville  de  Paris.  Departement  de  Police.  Du  Mardi 

23  Fevrier  1790.  Le  Departement  de  Police,  instruit  quhmi  Ini- 
prime,  portant  le  nom  de  N.  M.  Duhama  . . . contient  une  incul- 

pation, aussi  fausse  qu’atroce,  contre  M.  de  Besenval,  & quarante 
autres  personnes  non  designees.  Woodcut  of  municipal  arms.  Folio. 

Paris,  1790 

Public  notification  by  the  police  of  the  circulation  of  certain  printed 
accusations  against  M.  de  Besenval,  and  others,  and  the  efforts  of  the 
police  to  suppress  such.  The  de  Besenval  named  is  presumably  the 
Erench  general  who  had  promised  to  assist  de  Launay  in  the  defense 
of  the  Bastille. 

459.  Political  Broadside.  Observations  sur  une  Declaration  du  Congres 

de  Vienne,  concernant  FEmtree  en  France  de  PEmpereur  Napoleon. 
Extrait  du  Moniteur,  &c.  2 copies,  each  4 pp.  8vo  and  4to,  unbound. 
Laid  ill  is  a curious  cut,  12mo,  of  the  Congress  in  action). 

[Paris,  1815] 

460.  Political  Gospel.  Evangile  Politique.  La  Legitimite,  et  La  Charte. 

4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1816 

461.  Porter  (Sir  Pobert  Ker).  Narrative  of  the  Campaign  in  Russia,  dur- 

ing the  Year  1812.  Portrait,  and  2 folding  maps  showing  the  ad- 
vance to,  and  retreat  from,  Moscoiv.  8vo,  stamped  calf,  gilt  back  with 
the  crowned  N (rebacked).  London,  1815 

462.  Poeto-Fareago.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  8 Mars.  (Gives  news  of  the 

arrival  and  departure  of  Bonaparte  from  Porto-Fafrago,  on  Feb. 
26,  1815,  taking  with  him  about  1,000  men — some  French,  the  rest 
made  up  of  Neopolitains,  Poles,  &c.)  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound. 

(Laid  in  is  a view  of  Napoleon  after  his  Return).  Paris,  1815 

463.  Portraits  des  Generaux  Frangais,  faisant  suite  aux  Victoires  et  Con- 

quetes  des  Frangais.  Portrait  of  Napoleon  {inserted).  8vo,  half 
red  morocco,  text  only,  no  portraits.  Paris,  1818 

464.  Portraits  des  Generaux  Fraugais,  faisant  suite  aux  Victoires  et  Con- 

quetes  des  Frangais.  Numerous  fine  portraits.  2 vols.  8 vo.  A-Ver- 
dier.  Original  boards,  uncut.  Paris,  1818-1819 

465.  Premier  Consul.  Rapport  Officiel  et  Gmieral,  du  Grand  Juge  Ministre 

de  la  Justice,  Au  Premier  Consul  et  au  Senat  Conservateur.  Report 
is  signed  Regnier.  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  [Paris,  circa  1799-1800] 

Report  to  the  First  Consnl  of  the  discovery  of  a plot  against  the 
Government,  in  which  the  name  of  a M.  Drake,  of  England  figures,  to- 
gether with  list  of  aliases  of  the  plotters,  &c.  Published  at  a time  when. 
Napoleon  was  away  from  Paris,  and  when  that  capital  was  a hotbed  of 
conspiracies,  intrigues,  plots,  &c. 


46(3.  Proces  Michel.  Xo.  111.  Debats.  Suite  de  Pinterrogatoire  des 
Accuses.  Kefcrs  to  Czeriiichelt,  Eussian  agents,  &c.).  8 pp.  4to, 

unbound  and  uncut.  I’aris  [1814] 

A portion  only  of  the  trial  of  this  celebrated  case,  the  full  proceedings 
of  which  have  been  published  in  a volume  of  Svo  size  by  the  publisher 
of  this  pamphlet. 

467.  Peoclamatiox  of  the  Coalition.  Le  Moniteur  Supprime,  ou  Le 

Double  Moniteur,  du  20  Janvier  1814.  32  |)p.  8vo.  uncut  and  un- 
bound. Paris,  1814 

A few  copies  of  the  First  Edition  of  the  “ Moniteur  ” of  Januarj^  20, 
1S14,  having  appeared  with  certain  news  which  caused  its  suppression, 
another  edition  [this  Double  Number]  was  issued  later  the  same  day 
with  the  offending  news  omitted.  This  number  contains  the  Proclama- 
tion of  the  Coalition,  and  the  correspondence  leading  up  to  the  First 
Treaty  of  Paris  in  May  1S14.  Includes  printed  letters  from  Metternich, 
Caulaincourt,  Sainte  Aignan.  P>lucher,  &c.,  which  were  written,  chiefly, 
sometime  after  the  Battle  of  the  Nations,  October  lG-19,  1813,  in  which 
the  French  were  defeated  by  the  allied  armies  of  Germany,  Austria,  &c. 

468.  Proclamation  of  the  Coalition.  Another  copy  of  the  same,  by  an- 

other printer. 

469.  Prospectus.  Bibliotheque  des  PM’es  de  Fainille.  the  fine  emjmved 

frontispiece  of  the  ivorh  hp  Fonce  after  Suehac,  and  dedicated  to 
“ La  Heine  HortenseF  4 pp.  12mo,  uncut.  Paris,  1811 

470.  Prospectus  and  Broadsides.  Les  Pastes  de  la  Gloire,  ou  les  Braves 

Eecommandes  a la  Posterite,  Monument  eleve  aux  Defenseurs  de  la 
Patrie.  [Prospectus  of  work,  with  price  of  subscription,  &c.] 
[Paris,  n.d.] ; Au  Eedacteur  du  Journal  du  Departement  des  Bouclies 
de  PElbe  [Extract,  unsigned,  concerning  troops  around  Posen,  the 
command  of  them,  &c.]  n.p.n.d. ; Copy  of  an  Extract  from  the  Eeg- 
istres  du  Gresse  de  la  Maison  de  Sainte-Pelagie,  Paris,  du  6 Bru- 
maire.  Pan  13,^’  concerning  the  arrest  of  a Comte  de  Belleville,  Paris, 
Sept.  7,  1816.  12mo,  and  small  4to,  unbound  (3  pieces). 

471.  Public  Works.  Municipalite  de  Paris.  Departement  des  Travaux  Pub- 

lics. Marche  de  MM.  de  PAssemblee  Xationale,  & de  MM.  les 
Eepresentans  de  la  Commune,  pour  le  Te  Deum,  qui  sera  chante  a 
Xotre-Dame,  le  Dimanche  14  Fevrier  1790.  ^Voodcut  of  municipal 
arms.  Folio.  Paris,  1790 

Maps  of  the  route  of  the  procession  to  the  cathedral  where  a Te  Deum 
is  to  be  sung  in  honor,  probably,  of  the  incorporation  of  Corsica  as  part 
of  France.  Also,  details  the  arrangement  of  the  carriages  of  the  various 
deputies,  &c. 

472.  PublicolMs  Addresses  to  the  People  of  England ; To  the  Soldiers ; and 

To  the  Sailors.  To  which  is  added  His  Postscript  to  the  People  of 
England.  22  pp.  12mo,  unbound.  Bond.  1803 

Stirring  addresses  relative  to  Napoleon’s  threatened  invasion  of  Eim- 
land.  “ 


473.  Quersonnieres  (F.  M.  J.  X.  Des).  Tlie  Vision,  A French  Poem  on 
the  iMurder  of  the  Duke  D’Enguien.  and  other  Stanzas.  French  and 
Englisli.  F2mo,  old  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  edges.  London,  1809 
From  the  library  of  George  Grote,  the  Historian,  with  his  bookplate. 


474.  Kaffles  (Thomas).  Letters  during  a tour  through  Lranee,  Savoy, 
Switzerland,  German}',  and  the  Xetherlands  in  1817.  12ino,  half 
ealf,  gilt  (name  on  title).  London,  1818 


475.  Eamel  (General).  Narrative  of  the  Deportation  to  Cayenne,  of  Bar- 

theleniy,  Lichegru,  Willot,  IMarbois,  La  Eue,  Ramel,  &c.,  in  conse- 
quence of  the  Eevolution  of  Septemher  4,  1797.  Translated  from 
the  French.  8vo,  blue  wrappers,  uncut  (name  on  title). 

London,  1799 

476.  Kepublican  Herald.  SejDtember  16,  1818.  4 pp.  Folio,  as  issued 

(stained).  Poughkeepsie,  1818 

477.  Eetreat  from  Moscow.  The  London  Gazette  Extraordinary,  Tuesday, 

December  8,  1812.  (Contains  news  from  St.  Petersburg  under  date 
of  Nov.  11,  1812,  of  Napoleon’s  flight  from  Moscow,  the  taking 
of  Witepsk  by  Count  de  lYittgenstein,  &c.).  4 j^p.  small  folio. 

Lond.,  1812 

478.  Eeturn  from  Elba.  “ Adresse  des  Habitans  de  la  Yille  de  Grenoble  a 

S.M.  PEinpereur  des  Erangais.”  Signed  by  Eenoldon,  mayor.  2 p]). 
4to,  unbound.  [Paris,  1815] 

The  Grenoble  Address,  in  which  the  mayor  dwells  upon  the  glorious 
prospect  opened  up  for  France  by  the  Emperor’s  return  from  Elba,  as- 
sures him  of  the  undying  loyalty  of  the  people  of  Grenoble,  &c. 

479.  Eeturn  from  Elba.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  Samedi  11  Mars 

(1815).”  Dispatch  from  Harmand,  Prefet  des  Hautes-Alpes,  giving 
details  of  Napoleon’s  arrival  at  Gap,  March  5th,  on  his  return  from 
Elba.  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  With  view  of  Gap  laid  in. 

• [Paris,  1815] 

480.  Eeturx  from  Elba.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  21  Mars  1815.  (Procla- 

mations made  at  Lyons,  March  13  and  15,  1815,  appointing  a new 
iMinistry,  abolishing  the  Nobility,  the  suppressing  of  feudal  estates, 
&c.).  4 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1815 

481.  Eevolution  of  1848.  Citoyens,  Exigeons  avant  de  De])oser  les  Amies, 

et  avant  tout,  les  Conditions  suivantes,  &c.  (Broadside  signed  L^n 
bon  Citoyen”,  dated  February  24,  1848,  the  day  Louis  Philippe  fled 
from  Paris,  concerns  Parliamentary  Eeform,  &c.).  1 p.  4to. 

482.  Eevolution  of  1848.  iCnother  copy,  similar. 

483.  Eevolutionary  Tribunal.  Ordonnance  rendue  par  le  President  du 

Tribunal  EWolutionnaire,  Etahli  a Paris;  du  3 Fructidor,  I’an  sec- 
ond de  la  Eepublique  Frangaise.  Woodcut  coat-of-anns  of  the  lie- 
puhtic.  Folio.  Paris,  1793 

Acquits  Antoine  Faure,  gentleman,  of  the  accusation  against  him,  and 
orders  liis  immediate  release.  This  notorious  tribunal  was  formed  some- 
time in  March.  1793  for  the  purpose  of  taking  cognizance  of  all  connter- 
rcwolutionary  attempts,  attacks  on  liberty,  &c.  Date  of  document  is  “ 3 
Fructidor”  of  the  Ueimblican  Calendnr,  and  corresponds  to  the  Gregorian 
date  of  August  20.  1793. 


484.  Revolutions  Almanacli,  lT«;l-n«4  and  ItHG.  With  uuniemus  port, -ails 
and  views.  3 vols.  12nio,  original  boards  and  old  wrappers,  uncut 

(some  i)p.  damaged,  and  proljably  lacks  several  plates).  . , .... 

Gottingen,  1793-90 


485.  llEYNiKU  (Gexehal).  State  of  Egypt,  after  the  Battle  ot  Heliopolis; 

nreceded  bv  Observations  on  the  (diaracter  of  the  Country,  irans- 

2 arniy-iahles,  but  lacl's  map. 


}) receded  by 
lated  from  the  French. 


8vo,  old  calf. 
London,  180; 


480  Bobinson  (FI.  B.).  Memoirs  of  Sir  Thomas  Picton,  including  his  (Cor- 
respondence. Portrait.  2 vols.  8vo,  half  calf,  gilt  (sliglitly  rubbed)^. 

London,  1835 


487.  Hocca  (.AI.  De).  Alemoirs  of  the  War  of  the  French  in  Spain.  Trans- 
lated from  the  French.  Portrait  of  Napoleon,  inserted.  8vo,  half 
red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  top,  uncut  (writing  on  title). 

London,  1815 


488.  Roman  Republic  Currency. 

489.  Roman  Republic  Currency. 

490.  Roman  Republic  Currency. 

491.  Roman  Republic  Currency. 


5 pieces.  A^arious  denominations. 

[1788-1792] 

5 pieces.  Various  denominations. 

[1792-1798] 

4 pieces.  A'arious  denominations. 

[1798] 

2 pieces.  Two  denominations.  [17981 


492.  Royal  AIemoirs  on  the  Fh-ench  Revolution,  containing  (1)  Narrative  ol 

the  Journey  of  Louis  XA^I.  By  Aladame  Royale;  (2)  Narrative  of  a 
Journey  to  FIruxelles.  By  Louis  XVIIL;  (3)  Private  AIemoirs  of 
what  passed  in  the  Temple.  By  Aladame  Royale.  Vuth  Historical 
and  Biographical  Illustrations,  by  the  Translator  [J.  W.  Croker]. 
Portrait,  laid  in.  8vo,  full  calf,  gilt.  London,  1823 

493.  Russian  Campaign.  Stances  sur  ITncursion  de  Buonaparte  en  Russie. 

12  verses,  8 lines  each,  author  unknown.  8 pp.  small  4to,  unbound 
(writing  on  1 page).  St.  Petersburg,  1812 

494.  Russian  Campaign.  Porter  (Sir  Robert  Ker).  Narrative  of  the  Cam- 

])aign  in  Russia,  during  the  Year  1812.  Portrait  of  Prince  Koutousoff , 
folding  maps,  and  plate,  laid  in.  8vo,  full  polished  calf,  gilt. 

London,  1814 


495.  Russian  Campaign.  Lahaume  (Eugene).  A Circumstantial  Narrative 
of  the  Campaign  in  Russia.  Portrait,  and  battle-plans.  8vo,  tree  calf 
(rubbed,  and  some  leaves  foxed).  Hartford  (Conn.),  1817 

49G.  Russian  Campaign.  Segur  (Philip  He).  History  of  the  Expedition  to 
Russia,  undertaken  by  the  Fimperor  Napoleon  in  1812.  With  Bio- 
graphical Sketch  of  the  Author.  Lithograph  titles.  2 vols.  12mo, 
iialf  calf,  gilt  (rubbed).  Eondon,  1827 


497.  [Sainsbury  (John).]  Catalogue  of  A Collection  of  Cameos,  Marble 

Busts,  Statues  in  Gold,  Silver,  Bronze  and  Ivory,  Swords,  Medals, 
&c.,  relating  to  Napoleon  and  his  Family.  2 facsimile  letters,  the 
different  signatures  of  Napoleon,  and  Supplement.  4to,  limp  boards, 
leather  back  (1  side' loose).  London,  n.d.  [1835] 

498.  [Sainsbury  (John).]  Another  Copy,  similar;  without  the  facsimile  let- 

ters and  supplement,  and  name  cut  from  top-margin  of  title. 

499.  [Sainsbury  (John).]  Thirty  Facsimiles  of  the  Different  Signatures  of 

the  Emperor  Napoleon,  and  a Sketch  of  the  Events  connected  with 
them.  8 pp.  4to.  Stitched.  London,  1836 

500.  Sainsbury  (John).  Catalogue  of  the  Napoleon  Museum,  from  Louis 

XIV.  to  Death  of  Napoleon.  Comprising  State  Papers  and  Manu- 
scripts, Marbles,  Bronzes,  Medals,  Books,  &c.,  collected  during  the 
last  25  years.  Facsimile  frontispiece.  12mo,  boards,  gilt. 

London,  1844 

A useful  work  for  collectors  of  Napoleona. 

501.  [Sainsbury  (John).]  The  Napoleon  Museum.  The  History  of  France 

Illustrated  from  Louis  XIV.  to  the  Death  of  the  Emperor,  comprising 
marbles,  bronzes,  carvings,  drawings,  medallions,  portraits,  prints, 
manuscripts,  &c.,  &c.  Portrait  of  Mr.  Sainshury,  view  of  his  museum, 
and  numerous  plates  of  facsimiles.  Large  4to,  half  red  morocco, 
gilt  (binding  repaired).  London,  1845 

Describes  over  700  volumes  and  3000  prints. 

502.  Sale  oe  Peal  Estate.  District  de  Saint-Denis,  Biens  Nationaux_  a 

Vendre,  Adjudication  Definitive,  le  Lundi  7 Janvier  1793.  Folio. 

Paris,  1793 

Notice  of  sale  of  lands,  with  their  dimensions,  in  the  Cantons  de  Pantin 
and  de  Belleville,  with  terms  of  payment,  &c. 

503.  Salgues  (J.  B.)  Memoires  pour  servir  a I’Histoire  de  France.  Tome 

premier  (all  issued?).  Portrait  of  Napoleon  after  Muneret.  8vo, 
wrappers,  uncut.  Pans,  1814 

504  Sanson  (HuNRY-Editor).  Memoirs  of  the  Sansons  from  Private  Notes 
and  Documents  [1688-1847].  2 vols.  8vo,  cloth  (labels  removed 

from  covers,  and  1 side  and  back  loose).  London,  1876 

505.  Santini.  Appeal  to  the  British  Nation  on  the  Treatment  Experienced 

by  Napoleon  Buonaparte  in  the  Island  of  St.  Helena,  With  Preface, 
&c.  (In  French  and  English).  Portrait  {inserted).  12mo,  half 

cloth  and  boards  (a  few  corrections  in  ink).  London,  1817 

506.  Santini  (Noel).  Le  Tombeau  de  Napoleon  Premier  et  son  Gardien. 

Also,  Souvenirs  de  Santini  touchant  la  Captivite  de  Napoleon  a Ste. 
Helene.  2 plates.  12mo,  original  wrappers.  Paris,  1856 

507.  Sarratt  (Lieut.).  Life  of  Buonaparte,  in  which  the  Atrocious  Deeds, 

which  he  has  Perpetrated  in  order  to  attain  his  elevated  station  are 
faithfullv  Recorded.  Oval  portrait.  12mo,  boards  (binding  poor) . 

London,  [1803] 


508.  Sarhatt  (Lieut.).  Life  of  Buoiia])arte,  in  which  Ihe  Atrocious  Deeds 

which  he  has  Perpetrated  in  order  to  attain  his  elevated  station  are 
faithfully  recorded.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt  top,  uncut,  title  re- 
paired and  1 p.  inisbound,  name  on  title. 

Extra-illustkated  bj^  the  insertion  of  numerous  portraits  and  views. 

509.  Savaky  (J.  a.  ]\1.  1L,  Due  de  Eovigo).  Memoirs  of  the  Duke  of  Bovigo 

(M.  Savary),  w'ritten  by  Himself;  Illustrative  of  the  History  of 
poleon.  4 vols.  8vo,  original  boards,  paper  labels,  low’er  edges  uncut. 

London,  1828 

First  English  Edition.  A valuable  work  by  one  who  was  of  the 
immediate  entourage  of  Napoleon.  Savary  succeeded  Fouche  as  Minister 
of  Police  in  ISIO,  and  here  exposes  in  detail  tbe  extraordinary  trickery  of 
the  latter. 

510.  [SciiLABRANDOKF  ( G.  Yon).]  Boiiaparte,  and  the  French  People  under 

his  Consulate.  Translated  from  the  German.  Illustrated.  8vo,  half 
red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top.  London,  1804 

This  work  had  an  exceedingly  large  circulation  in  Germany  and  in 
other  parts  of  the  Continent,  but  was  eventually  suppressed  altogether 
by  Napoleon.  Extra-Illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  50  portraits 
and  views,  including  14  portraits  of  Napoleon,  some  on  India  paper,  with 
facsimile  signatures,  t&c. 

511.  Schulz  (Friedrich).  Historisch-genealogisches  Taschenbuch  . . . 

Geschichte  der  grossen  Eevolution  in  Frankreich.  12  fine  portraits, 
including  Barnave,  Gouttes,  Camus,  Miraheau,  and  others,  also  cele- 
bration of  the  French  people  (frontispiece).  12mo,  original  boards. 

Braunschweig,  1792 

512.  Scott  (John).  A Visit  to  Paris  in  1814;  Being  a Eeview  of  the  Moral, 

Political,  Intellectual,  and  Social  Condition  of  the  French  Capital. 
8 VO,  half  calf.  London,  1816 

513.  Scott  (John).  Sketches  of  Manners,  Scenery,  &c.,  in  the  French  Prov- 

inces, Switzerland,  and  Italy.  With  an  Essay  on  French  Literature. 
Etched  frontispiece  of  Porto  Ferrajo,  with  Napoleon’s  palace.  8vo, 
half  calf.  London,  1821 

514.  [Scott  (Sir  Walter).]  Paul’s  Letters  to  his  Kinsfolk.  8vo,  scored 

calf  (somewhat  worn).  Edinburgh,  1816 

Written  by  Scott  during  his  tour  on  the  continent  in  1S15,  isoon  after 
the  Battle  of  Waterloo,  which  Is  described  in  detail  in  Letter  VIII. 

515.  Scott  (Sir  Walter).  The  Life  of  Kapoleon  Buonaparte,  with  a Prelim- 

inary View  of  the  French  Eevolution.  By  the  Author  of  “ Waverley.” 
Portraits,  inserted.  3 vols.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  tops, 
some  edges  uncut.  Philadelphia,  1827 

516.  [Scott  (Sir  Walter).]  Life  of  Napoleon.  Copper-plates  of  Ney, 

Murat,  and  others,  by  American  engravers,  also  views  (but  lads  the 
portrait  of  Napoleon).  8vo,  sheep.  New'  York,  1827;  Weston  (J.  A.) 
Historic  Doubts^  as  to  the  Execution  of  IMarshal  Ney  (prospectus 
only);  St.-Hilaire  (Marco).  Anecdotes  du  temps  de  Napoleon 
(slightly  imperfect),  12mo,  wrappers,  Paris,  1856.  Together,  3 vols. 


517.  Second  Tukaty  of  Peace.  (1)  Extrait  dii  ]\[oniteur  dii  26  Novenibrc 

1S15.  Traite  de  Paix  entre  la  France  et  les  puissances  alliees,  conclu 
a Paris,  le  20  Xoveinbre  1815.  4 pp.,  dto;  (2)  Another  copy,  by 

anotlier  printer,  'with  the  addition  of  li/b  PP-  of  Convention  news.  8 
p]).  4to.  Both  copies  nnbonnd.  2 pieces.  Paris,  1815 

8igiie(l  by  Richelieu.  Metteriiicli,  Vesseiiberg,  and  others.  Restores  the 
French  frontier  as  it  was  gained  hy  the  Allies  in  1814,  appoVtious  the 
amount  to  he  paid  hy  the  AlliecI  Powers  for  war-expenses,  the  indemnities 
to  he  made  to  the  smaller  poNvers,  &c.,  ifcc. 

518.  Secret  ]\'[emo]RS  of  Xajfoleon  Buonaparte.  Written  by  one  who  never 

([uitted  him  for  fifteen  years.  Translated  from  the  French.  2 vols. 
in  1,  old  calf,  gilt  (weak  at  joints).  London,  1815 

Said  to  have  been  written  hy  one  of  Napoleon’s  valets. 

519.  Segur  (Pi-riLiP  De).  History  of  the  Expedition  to  Pnssia,  undertaken 

by  Napoleon  in  1812.  Illustrated.-  2 vols.  12mo,  half  red  morocco, 
gilt,  gilt  tops,  nncnt.  London,  1826 

ExTKA-iLLt;sTKATED  by  the  insertion  of  nearly  100  portraits,  views,  &e., 
several  proofs,  some  on  India  paper,  and  a number  inlaid. 

520.  Sea'mour  (Edward).  History  of  the  Ahirs  resulting  from  the  French 

Pevolution;  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte;  and  Biographical  Sketches 
of  Public  Characters  of  Europe.  With  Appendix.  Portraits,  plates, 
and  colored  maps.  2 vols.  8vo,  boards,  crudely  backed  with  leather, 
outer  and  lower  edges  uncut.  London,  1815 

521.  SHip:\tENTS  OF  Merchandise  by  Water.  Municipalite  de  Paris.  Par 

le  Maire  et  les  Officiers  Municipaux.  Extrait  dn  Eegistre  des  De- 
liberations dn  Corps  Municipal,  du  16  Juillet  1793.  Folio. 

Paris,  1793 

Refers  to  the  method  of  shipping  merchandise  hy  water  in  specified 
packages,  how  it  shall  he  marked,  declared.  &c.,  under  penalty  of  con- 
fiscation. Issued  hy  Pache,  mayor,  Coulombeau,  clerk. 

522.  Sidney  (Edwin).  The  Life  of  Lord  Hill,  late  Commander  of  the 

Forces.  Portrait,  and  title-vignette.  First  Edition.  8vo,  cloth 
(name  cut  from  top  of  title).  London, .1845 

523.  Simpson  (James).  A Visit  to  Flanders  in  1815,  Being  chiefly  an  ac- 

count of  the  Field  of  Waterloo,  with  sketch  of  Antwerp  and  Brussels. 
Maps.  18mo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back,  gilt  to]i,  uncut. 

Edinburgh,  1816 

ExTRA-Tr.LUSTi!ATED  by  the  insertion  of  about  27)  portraits  and  plates, 
including  several  each  of  Napoleon  and  IVelliiigton. 

524.  Sloand  (William  M.).  Life  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte.  Bevised  and 

Enlarged.  [With  Index  and  General  Bibliography].  Numerous 
mams^portraits  and  plans.  4 vols.  12mo,  cloth,  gilt  tops,  uncut. 

N.  A".;  Century  Co.,  1910 

525.  Smittiers  (Henry).  Observations  made  during  a Pcsidence  in  Brus- 

sels and  several  tours  through  the  Netherlands.  With  several  anec- 
dotes on  the  Battle  of  Waterloo.  Map  and  etched  plates.  8vo,  limp 
boards,  uncut  (binding  worn) . 

Brussels;  Printed  at  the  British  Press,  [1816] 


o2C). 


527. 


52S. 


riiiladcipiiia, 

lalf  red  nio- 
Loiidon,  1830 


520. 


Smuckki!  (S.VMI-HL  M.).  I’ublic  and  Pnvak'  History  of  :Nai)oleon  the 
Third,  ^vith  Biograpliical  Xotices  of  his  Ministers,^  (.enerals,^ 
Portniit.  12ino,  cloth  (soniewliat  sliaken).  

South KY  (ItoBKirr)-  hife  of  Nelson,  llhidvalecl.  Kiino, 

roeeo,  ^a:ilt,  gilt  top. 

Kxtka-ii.i.usti(.\ti£u  by  the  insertion  of  about  bO  ])()rtyaits,  views,  tScc., 
incliuliiift  nuinerons  i)ortraits  of  Nelson  and  Lady  llaniilton.  a tacsimile 
letter  of  bis,  plan  of  the  Lattle  of  Trafalj,Mr,  and  other  interesting 

material. 

Srui-X'ti  ou  Nai’OI.eox.  Extrait  dit  Monitenr  dn  2(5  INIars  1815.^  (Speecli 
of  Napoleon  in  Avhich  ho  mentions  the  re-establishinent  of  the  lin- 
iierial  throne,  praises  his  soldiers,  &c. ; also,  contains  dispatches  troin 
the  Minister  of  War,  from  Count  Caffarelli.  notice  ot  the  arnyal  of 
Prince  Josepli,  &c.).  -i  pp.  small  4to,  unhound  (somewhat  stained). 
J^ortrait  of  Napoleon,  12ino,  laid  in.  Paris,  181o 

Satxt  Helen. t.  ITandschrift  auf  unhekannte  Art  von  St.  Helena  gekoni- 
nien,  etc.  8vo,  half  bound,  original  blue  wrajipcrs  bound  in  uncut. 

T.eirty.ify.  1817 


530.  Stael-Holsteix  (Madaaie  He).  Ten  Years’  Exile;  or  Memoirs  of  that 
Period.  Mhdtten  by  Herself  [1810-1813].  And  now  first  |niblished 
by  her  Son.  Translated  from  the  French.  Portraits,  inserted.  8vo, 
half  red  calf,  gilt,  gilt  top,  some  edges  uncut.  London,  1821 

Contains  much  matter  relative  to  Napoleon. 


531.  Stocquelee  (J.  H.).  Life  of  the  Duke  of 'Wellington.  Nnnierous  plates. 

2 vols.  8vo,  original  cloth  (worn,  and  1 plate  loose).  London.  1852 

532.  SucHET  (i\rARSi[AL — Duc  D’Albufera).  Meiuoirs  of  the  "War  in  Spain, 

from  1808  to  1814.  Portrait.  2 vols.  8vo,  boards,  cloth  backs,  some 
leaves  uncut.  London,  1829 

533.  Suite  Idu  Proces  du  IMarechal-de-Camp  Bonnaire,  et  du  Lieutenant 

Mieton,  Son  Aicle-de-Camp,  Declarations  des  Soldats  qui  out  fusille 
le  malheureux  Colonel  Gordon,  &c.  ler  Conseil  de  Guerre,  lere  Div. 
IMilitaire.  Troisieme  Seance.  4 pp.  4to,  unbound.  [Paris,  1816] 
This  (Jeneral,  Jean  (lerard  Bonnaire,  was  condemned  to  exile  on  charge 
of  being  concerned  in  the  attack  on  Colonel  Gordon  at  Conde  in  181G. 

534.  SuRViLLiERS  (CoviTE  De).  Biographical  Sketch  of  Joseph  Napoleon 

Bonaparte.  8vo,  half  calf.  London,  1833 

535.  [SviNiNE  (Paul).]  Sketches  of  Bussia.  15  handsomeJij  colored  plates, 

eng  raved  hg  Bluch  after  Svinine.  8vo,  hoards,  leather  hack,  uncut. 

London;  IL  Ackermann.  1814 
Includes  colored  portraits  of  the  Emperor  and  Empress  of  Ihissia, 
views  of  the  Kremlin.  Palace  of  the  ('zars.  an  early  T'oboggan  Slide,  &c., 
together  with  2 I)]l  of  music  of  a Kussian  Natioiial  song. 

536.  Svinine  (Paul).  Some  Details  concerning  General  IMoreau  and  his  hiM 

Moments  ...  to  wliich  is  added  A Funeral  Oration  pro- 
nounced at  St.  Petersburg  in  honor  of  Gen.  Moreau.  Portrait,  en- 
graved hg  IP.  P.  .\nnin  (of  Boston,  Mass.).  (Slightly  cut  on  mar- 
gin.) 12mo,  half  shee]).  Boston,  1814 


537.  Talleyrand-Perigord.  Le  Masque  Tombe,  ou  Talleyrand-Perigord,  ce 

qudl  est,  ce  qudl  fut,  ce  qu’il  sera  toujours.  [Par  C.  P.].  (A  satirical 
biographical  sketch  of  Talleyrand  in  which  reference  is  made  to  the 
Louisiana  Purchase  through  the  agency  of  a Mr.  Swan,  said  to  have 
been  a member  of  the  Boston  Tea-Party,  &c.).  8 pp.  13mo,  un- 
bound. [Paris,  n.d.] 

538.  [Talleyrand's  Library  Catalogue.]  Bibliotheca  Splendid issima.  A 

Catalogue  of  a Superlatively  Splendid  and  Extensive  Library,  con- 
signed from  the  Continent.  Sold  by  Auction  by  Leigh  and  Sotheby, 
May,  1816.  Priced  in  ink.  8vo,  full  polished  calf,  gilt  edges. 

London,  1816 

Thick  paper  copy,  with  slip  of  paper  (inserted),  signed  “8.  Sothebi/,” 
on  which  he  has  written,  “ TJie  Library  of  PHnce  Talleyrand.”  Book- 
plate of  Cornelius  Paine. 

539.  Tardieu  (Ambroise).  Kelation  Anglaise  de  la  Bataille  de  Waterloo,  ou 

du  Mont  Saint-Jean.  Paris,  1815.  Bound  with  Shoberl’s  Narrative 
of  the  most  remarkable  Events.  London,  1814,  and  another  work 
(which  is  imperfect).  3 vols.  in  1.  8vo,  half  calf. 

540.  Thiers  (Louis  A.).  History  of  the  French  Kevolution,  1789-1800. 

Translated  by  Frederick  Shoberl.  New  Edition.  Upwards  of  J^O  steel 
plates  hy  Greatloatcli.  5 vols.  8vo,  cloth,  gilt.  Philadelphia,  1894 

541.  Toussaint  L’Ouverture.  The  Life  and  Military  Achievements  of  Tou- 

saint  L’Cnverture  . . . with  the  Inhumane  conduct  of  General 
Clerc  and  General  Eochambeau,  &c.  12mo,  boards. 

N.  P. ; Printed  for  the  Author,  1804 

542.  Travels  in  Algiers,  Spain,  &c.,  with  an  Interesting  ikccount  of  the  Al- 

gerines, their  Customs,  Ceremonies,  &c.  Frontispiece.  8vo,  boards, 
partly  uncut  (somewhat  worn).  London,  n.d. 

543.  Treaty  Oe  Peace.  Extrait  du  Moniteur  du  2 Juin  1816.  Traite 

de  Paix  au  nom  ded  la  Tres-Sainte  et  Indivisible  Trinite.  (Made 
in  Paris,  May  30,  1814,  and  signed  by  Talleyrand-Perigord,  Prince 
de  Benevent,  De  ]\letternich.  Count  de  Stadion,  &c.).  ^yoodcut  coat- 
of-arms.  8 pp.  small  4to,  unbound.  Paris,  1814 

544.  Tribunal  of  Police.  H6tel-de-ANlle  de  Paris.  Tribimal  de  Police. 

Extrait  des  Eegistres  cles  Audiences  . . . feant  . . . du 

Lundi  25  Juillet  1791.  Small  looodcut  of  municipal  arms.  Folio. 

Paris,  1791 

Order  of  Court,  by  B.  C.  Cahier,  premier  Substitut-Ad.ioiut  du  Procur- 
eur  de  la  Commune,  in  the  course  of  which  he  speaks  of  the  number  of 
persons  brought  before  the  Tribunal  at  inconvenient  times,  and  decrees 
special  hours  for  hearings,  &c. 

545.  Tribunat.  Discours  prononce  par  le  C.  Duvidal  sur  la  motion  d'ordre 

relative  au  gouvernement  hereditaire.  Seance  extraordinaire  du  10 
Eloreal,  an  12.  7 pp.  12mo,  unbound  and  uncut.  Paris,  1803 

Address  on  hereditary  government. 


54(5.  Tkibunat.  Motion  cFOrtlre  du  Tribun  Curee,  sur  I’eniission  dTni  vceu 
tendant  a ce  que  ISTapoleon  Bonaparte,  actuelleinent  premier  Consul, 
soit  declare  Empereur  des  Frangais.  Seance  extraordinaire  du  10 
Floreal,  an  12.  10  pp.  12tno,  unbound.  Baris,  1803 

Relates  to  the  First  Consul  being  declared  Emperor. 


547.  Tussaud  (Madame).  Memoirs  and  Berniniscences  of  France,  forming 
an  Abridged  Histoiy  of  the  French  Bevolution.  Edited  by  Francis 
Herve.  Illusiraied.  1 vol.  extended  to  2 vols.  8vo,  full  polished 
crimson  calf,  symbolical  gilt  backs  and  sides,  gilt  tops,  by  Zaehnsdorf. 

London,  1838 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  over  200  portraits,  views,  &c., 
some  on  India  paper,  and  a number  inlaid.  Includes  2 portraits  of 
Franklin,  and  1 of  Paul  Jones. 


548.  Two  Sketches  of  France,  Belgium,  and  Spa,  in  Two  Tours,  during  1771 

and  1816.  By  the  author  of  “ Letters  from  Paris,  in  1802-3.’^  Por- 
trait of  Napoleon  s guide  at  Waterloo.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  sym- 
bolical gilt  back,  gilt  top.  London,  1817 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  70  portraits  and  views, 
some  on  India  paper  and  inlaid. 

549.  Urania.  Taschenbuch  auf  das  Jahr  1835.  With  portrait  of  Tegner 

{celebrated  Sivedish  poet),  and  illustrations.  12mo,  original  Ijoards, 
in  original  board  case.  Leipzig,  1835 

550.  UssiTEE  (Cart.  Sir  Thomas).  Narrative  of  Events  connected  with  the 

First  Abdication  of  Napoleon,  his  Embarkation  at  Frejus  and  Voy- 
age to  Elba  ...  as  narrated  by  Col.  Laborde,  wdio  accompanied 
him.  8 VO,  cloth.  Dublin,  1841 

Captain  Ussber  commanded  the  frigate  that  conveved  Napoleon  to 
Elba. 


551.  VxVN  Ess  (Willem  L.).  The  Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte,  Including 

iMemoirs  of  the  Imperial  Family,  and  the  Most  Celebrated  Charac- 
^ ters  that  have  appeared  in  France  during  the  Bevolution.  Numerous 
portraits  6 vols.  12mo,  half  sprinkled  calf.  London  [1806] 

From  the  library  of  Rev.  Henry  Collison  with  bookplate. 

552.  Vertot  (l'Abbe).  Ilistoire  des  Bevolutions  arrivees  dans  le  Gouverne- 

ment  de  la  Bepublique  Bomaine.  Tome  premier.  12mo,  old  sheep. 

Amsterdam,  1789 

From  the  library  of  Joseph  Bonaparte,  with  his  stamp  on  title.  On 
the  fly-leaf  is  written  “ Bordentown.  N.  J.,  Sept.  18,  1845.  This  work 
bought  at  the  sale  of  the  library  of  the  late  Joseph  Bonaparte,  at  his 
mansion,  by  me,  Aaron  Clark.” 


553.  ViEUSSEUX  (A.)  Napoleon  Bonaparte;  his  Sa3-ings  and  his  Deeds. 

Illustrations.  2 vols.  16mo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  backs, 
gilt  tops.  Ijondon,  1846 

Extra-illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  about  200  portraits,  views,  fac- 
similes, &c.,  a number  inlaid,  including  2 portraits  of  lYashington. 


554.  [A^tvian  (I.  H.).]  jMinutes  of  a Conversation  with  Napoleon  Bona- 

parte, (Inring  his  Besidence  at  Elba,  in  Jannary,  1815.  12ino,  wrap- 
pers. London,  1839 

One  of  a few  copies  privately  printed  for  distribution  among  the 
author's  friends. 

555.  [Walsh  (RobePiT).]  A Letter  on  the  Genius  and  Dispositions  of  the 

French  txovernnient,  including  A^iew  of  the  Taxation  of  the  French 
Empire.  By  an  American.  8vo,  half  calf,  gilt  (marginal  notes  and 
underscorings).  Philadelphia  Printed;  London  Reprinted;  1810 
Hound  in  with  the  ai)ove  is  a letter  from  Paris  to  George  Petre.  By 
Hev.  .J.  C.  Eustace,  London,  1814. 

55G.  Warde^t  (William).  Letters  written  on  board  the  Northumberland 
and  at  St.  Helena;  in  wliich  the  conduct  and  conversations  of  Napo- 
leon and  his  Suite  are  faithfully  described  and  related.  Facsimile 
of  Napoleon’s  liandivriting . 8vo,  full  polished  calf,  gilt. 

Brussels,  1817 

557.  [AVashtngton  (George).]  Revolutions  Almanach  von  1797.  With  por- 

traits, including  Washington,  and  others,  also  views.  12ino,  original 
boards,  uncut.  Gottingen  [1797] 

558.  [Washington  (George).]  Alassachusetts  Alarch  5,  1800.  4 pp. 

Folio,  as  issued.  Worcester,  1800 

Contains  the  continuation  of  Morse’s  Biographical  Sketch  of  Gen. 
Washington,  also  Fisher  Ames  on  the  Sublime  Virtues  of  Gen.  Wash- 
ington. 

559.  AAWterloo.  x\n  insert  of  “ The  Times,”  London,  June  22.  1815,  contain- 

ing copy  of  Wellington’s  dispatch  to  the  British  War  Department 
relative  to  the  defeat  of  the  French  at  Waterloo,  June  18,  1815. 
Gives,  also,  a list  of  the  British  killed  and  wounded.  4 pp.  folio. 

560.  Waterloo.  Muffling  (Baron  F.  P.  K.).  A Sketch  of  tbe  Battle  of 

Waterloo.  To  which  are  added  Official  Despatches  of  Wellington  and 
Bliicher,  with  Reflections  of  the  Battles  of  Ligny  and  Waterloo.  Por- 
traits of  W ellington  and  Napoleon  on  India  paper,  inserted.  16mo, 
original  ivrappers,  back  strengthened  with  cloth.  Brussels,  1839 
An  early  edition  of  a Scarce  pamphlet  on  this  famous  battle. 

561.  Waterloo,  a description  of  the  costly  and  curious  Alilitary  Carriage  of 

the  Late  Emperor  of  France  taken  on  the  evening  of  the  Battle  of 
Waterloo.  12nio,  (pp.  20)  inlaid  to  royal  4to,  with  4 different  scenes 
illustrating  the  capture  of  the  carriage,  two  of  which  are  in  colors. 
4to  and  12mo. 

562.  Watewloo  and  xVlgiers.  (1)  The  Battle  of  Waterloo,  or,  a Faithful 

History  of  the  Events  connected  therewith;  (2)  The  Triumph  of 
Justice,  Being  a Narrative  of  the  Recent  Expedition  to  Algiers.  En- 
graved title,  and  plates.  8vo,  boards,  calf  back. 

ATanchester  [Eng.],  1816 


5G3.  Wati.:iiK(.(.  JIemoihs;  or,  Kecor.l  of  ali  (lie  Events  coniiecteil  with  and 
arisins;  out  of,  the  Battles  fonoht  on  Ihth,  ITlli  and  IXtIi  ol  •lone, 
1815;  with  P>i()«Tai)hies  of  the  most  distinguished  Odieers. 

(jraved  jwriraits.  8 vols.  Svo,  half  calf,  gilt  (title  of  Ud.  1 slightly 


repaired) 

5()4.  Watkrloo,  &c.  Bain  (Nicolson).  A 


London,  1817 


letailed  Account  of  the  Battle-; 
of  (,)uatre  Bras,  Ligny  and  Waterloo:  I’receded  by  a Belation  of 
Bvents  attending  the  Temporary  Bevolution  of  1810,  in  lu-aiice. 
Jdan  of  Waterloo.  I't^mo,  scored  calf,  gilt  hack  and  sides,  hy  Carlrae, 
Kdinhurgh,  with  his  ticket  (plan  slightly  torn  and  worn  at  several 
folds).  Edinburgh,  181!) 


565.  Wellington  (Arthur  W.,  Duke  Oe).  Memoir  of  the  Early  Campaigns 

of  the  Duke  of  Wellington  in  Portugal  and  Spain.  By  an  Ofheer 
in  his  Army.  8vo,  half  russia,  gilt  hack  (a  few  marginal  notes  in 
pencil).  London,  1820 

566.  Weston  (James  A.).  Historic  Doubts  as  to  the  E.xecution  of  jMar.shal 

Ney.  Numerous  Ulusirations.  8vo,  cloth,  gilt,  gilt  toji,  uncut. 

Aew  York,  1895 

AVith  autograph  .signature  of  the  author  on  Ry-leaf,  and  card  (in- 
serted ) . 


567.  [WiiATELY  (Pichard).]  Important  Correction  to  be  made  in  the  His- 
tory of  the  Nineteenth  Century.  2 portraits  of  Napoleon,  inserted. 
Square  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  to]),  uncut.  London,  1845 
A work  in  which  the  anonymous  writer,  said  to  he  Richard  AAdiately, 
endeavors  to  prove  that  Napoleon,  all  his  battles,  the  French  Revolution, 
etc.,  are  hut  myths. 


568.  [Whately  (Richard).]  Hi.storic  Doubts  relative  to  Napoleon  Buon- 
parte.  Illustrated.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt,  gilt  top. 

London,  1865 

An  ingenious  attempt  to  show  the  absurdity  of  skeptical  criticism. 
Extra-illu.strated  hy  the  insertion  of  about  20  portraits  and  views. 


569.  [Whittier  (John  G.).]  Eagle.  Yol.  1,  No.  1.  Jan.  5.  1848.  8 ipi. 

Eolio,  as  issued  (slightly  damaged).  New  York,  1848 

Contains  “The  AAHfe,”  hy  .Tohn  G.  AAdiittier,  probably  its  fii‘.st  appear- 
ance. 


570.  Williams  (Helen  Marta).  Narrative  of  the  Events  in  France  from 

the  Landing  of  Bonaparte,  1815,  till  the  Restoration  of  Louis  NYIll. 
8vo,  original  hoards,  partly  uncut.  London,  1815 

571.  Wilson  (Sir  Robert  T.).  Narrative  of  the  Ex])edition  to  Egypt,  under 

Sir  Ralph  Abercrombie;  containing  Exposition  of  the  Conduct  of 
Napolcone  Buoujiarte  abridged  from  the  History  of  that  Campaign. 
Map  and  portraits.  12mo,  half  red  morocco,  symbolical  gilt  back, 
gilt  top,  uncut.  London  |18():)| 

ExTRA-ir.LusTRATEi)  l)y  the  insertinn  of  a double-page  view  of  tht'  Deatli 
of  General  Abercrombie,  and  20  ])ortraits. 

572.  Yorke  (IIenra'  R.).  T.etters  from  France  in  1802.  2 vols.  8vo.  blue 

boards,  uncut  (hacks  uncovered).  London,  1804 


573.  Zeitgeschichte  (Die)  nebst  anclern  wissenswerthen  Sachen.  No.  1 (and 

No.  2),  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1808.  With  two  full-page  plates  in 
colors,  one  representing  Prince  Louis  lying  in  coffin,  a wreath  of 
laurel  being  placed  on  his  broiu,  and  the  other  a full-page  portrait  of 
the  King  of  Prussia  in  uniform  on  liorsehacL.  2 parts  in  1,  small 
4to,  unbound.  Schweidnik,  1808 

574.  Zimmerman  (Godfrey).  Autobiography  of  Zimmerman,  formerly  in 

the  Commissariat  Department  of  the  Army  under  Napoleon.  Frontis- 
piece. 12mo,  boards,  cloth  back,  gilt  edges.  London,  1852 


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Manuscripts,  Autograph  Letters  and  Documents,  Portraits,  Paintings, 

Etc. 

575.  Arbona  (Padre  Pierre — of  the  Immaculate  Conception).  A.L.S.  4 

pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Amarapura  [Burmali],  Aug. 
14,  1842.  To  the  Marquis  J.  de  Barol,  thanking  him  for  mone}'’  sent 
him  for  missionary  purposes,  &c. 

From  the  Sjdvio  Tellico  collection  (No.  395),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

576.  Abbot  (Charles — British  statesman,  warm  supporter  of  Pitt).  Por- 

trait, full  bust,  wearing  robes  of  office.  Engraved  b}'’  C.  Picart  after 
J.  Northcote.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1814 

577.  Abercromby  (Alexander — Aide  to  Sir  John  Moore,  fought  at  IVater- 

loo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  To  lYilliam  Boss,  a solicitor. 

Concerning  the  estate  of  Capt.  Ralph  Dundas. 

578.  Abercromby  (Sir  Ralph — British  general,  mortally  wounded  at  Alex- 

andria). L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Portsmouth,  Feb.  13,  1796.  Regarding  pay- 
ment of  accounts,  etc. 

579.  Abercromby  (Sir  Ralph).  D.  S.  1 p.  folio.  May  25,  1796.  Warrant 

for  payment. 

580.  Abercromby  (Sir  Ralph).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  ^Martinique,  March  1, 

1797.  Countersigned  by  Fred.  Maitland.  Witli  wax  seal  and  por- 
trait. 


581.  Abercromby  (Sir  Ralph).  ‘'The  Deatli  of  Sir  Ralph  Abercromby.” 

Outline  plate,  containing  many  other  portraits.  4to. 

582.  About  (Edmond— French  writer).  A.L.S.  Ip.  8vo.  n.p.n.d.,  criticis- 

ing the  style  of  an  article  by  [Beulier]. 


583.  Aerial  (Joseph  Andre — received  title  of  Count  under  Xapoleon). 

AJj.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  25,  1811.  To  the  Duke  . . . 

The  ackiiowleclgiiient  ol  the  receipt  of  the  Imperial  decree  of  April 
17,  isil  (probahlv  as  above  mentioned),  and  promising  to  he  at  Grenoble 
on  IMay  10. 

584.  Aerial  (Joseph  Andre).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Ihivis,  le  5 Yendemiaire, 

I’An  10  [Sept.  26,  1801].  To  the  Criminal  Court  of  the  Dept,  of 
Doubs,  informing  same  that  the  executioner  cannot  be  imprisoned 
for  any  mistake  or  neglect,  &c.  Signed,  also,  by  [G.  H.  Beaulaton]. 

585.  Aerial  (Joseph  Andre).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Cassaert 

sculp.  Stipple  (slightly  spotted).  8vo. 

586.  Adahs  (John).  Portrait,  thrce-cpiarter  length,  seated,  right  hand  on 

table,  left  hand  holding  document.  Line  engraving.  4to.  Mounted 
and  cut  to  plate. 

587.  Addington  (Henry — afterAvards  Lord  Sidmouth,  educated  with  Pitt, 

first  lord  of  the  treasury).  D.S.  “Sidmouth,”  1 p.  4to. 

Whitehall,  Sept.  12,  1812 

Clearance  papers  relatiA’e  to  a ship  sailing  from  Baltimore. 

588.  Addington  (IlENiiY).  Portrait,  half  length.  Engraved  by  E.  Scriven, 

painted  by  G.  Pichmond.  4to.  London,  1836 

589.  Addison  (Joseph).  Full  bust  portrait  in  oval.  Engraved  by  Houbraken 

after  Kneller.  Folio.  London,  1748 

590.  Adolph  II.  (Lieut.-Gen.  in  the  Hessian  Army,  took  an  active  part  against 

Frederick  the  Great).  L.S.  “ Johann  Adolph,”  1 p.  4to.  Leipzig, 
Oct.  6,  1725.  Pelative  to  a sum  of  700  thalers. 

591.  Aguesseau  (Antoine  D’ — member  of  Louis  XIII.’s  State  and  Private 

Council,  master  of  the  Court  of  Eequests).  D.S.  on  a strip  of  vel- 
lum. 1626 

592.  Alaayx  (Miguel  P.  D’ — Spanish  general,  aide-de-camp  to  Wellington). 

A. L.S.  4 pp.  folio,  including  addressed  portion.  Tours,  May  24, 
1837.  To  Pev.  i\Ir.  Farr,  thanking  him  for  letters  received,  &c. 

593.  Alava  (IMiguel  P.  D’).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Lithograph  after  Maurin, 

1835.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

594.  Aleany.  General  View.  Tinted  lithograph  after  Kollner.  4to. 

Xew  York,  1850 

595.  Aleert  (Prince — consort  of  Queen  Victoria).  Autograph  signature 

“ Albert,”  with  words  “ The  Lord  John  Pussell,  etc.,  etc.  ” in  his  auto- 
graph, with  portrait. 

596.  Alemeert  (Jean  D’— eminent  French  geometer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo. 

n.p.n.d. 

“ The  Academy  has  considered  the  method  employed  by  M.  Aiiellos  in 
iwoving  the  tlieorem  on  the  (inadratnre  of  the  circle,  and  prefer  the 
method  used  heretofore." 


5!)  8. 

5<)<). 

600. 

601. 

602. 

606. 

604. 

605. 

606. 

607. 

608. 

609. 

6 1 0. 

611. 

612. 


ALEMiJEirr  (Jeax  1)’).  Portrait,  full  bu.st  in  oval.  Grave  par  L.  J. 
Cathelin,  dessine  par  G.  X.  Cochin.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

Alexander  L,  Emi'Eijor  of  ]?ussia.  Portion  of  L.S.  1 ]>.  small  fto.  St. 
Peter.sbnrg,  Jiil}'  4,  1802.'  To  Citoyen  Gail  of  Paris  whom  the  writer 
does  not  appear  to  hold  in  high  esteem.  With  portrait.  Loth  inlaid 
on  a single  sheet,  royal  4to.  Also,  ])late  containing  portraits  of  Alex- 
ander I.  and  others.  Together,  3 pieces. 

Alexander  I.  Portrait  “ Alexander  the  truly  great,”  full  bust  in  uni- 
form. A\hillis  sculp.  \\'.  j\r.  Craig  delt.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

. [London], 1814 

Alexandei;  I.  Portrait,  half  length,  in  uniform,  standing.  Engraved  by 
Henry  llfeyer,  after  i\Ir.  Yolkoff.  Stipple.  Open  letters.  Folio. 

London,  1814 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Drawn  by  W.  Heath. 
Line  and  stipple.  In  colors.  Eolio.  London,  1814 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  Canton  del.  et  scul]). 
4to.  In  colors.  London,  1815 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  P.  Page  sculp.  Line  and 
stipple.  Printed  in  colors,  4to.  London,  1826 


xVlexander  I.  Portrait,  foil  bust  in  uniform.  Aug.  Legrand  scul],). 
Stipple.  Svo. 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Meulen  sculp.  C.  v. 
Waard  del.  Stipple.  Folio. 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Gegraveerd  door 
W.  van  Semis,  geteckend  door  St.  Aubin.  4to. 


Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  W.  van  Senas  sculp. 
Hlle.  le  P»run  pinx.  On  the  reverse  is  a portrait  of  William  IW 
King  of  the  XT'therlands,  who  commanded  a Dutch  army  which  re- 
sisted the  French  invaders  in  1793,  also  engraved  by  W.  van  Senas. 

Alexander  I.  Portraits,  (1)  full  bust  in  uniform.  XTagle  sculp. 
Shepperson  del.  Line  engraving,  8vo..  1814;  (2)  full  length,  in  uni- 
form, on  horseback.  4to.  Together,  2 pieces. 

Alexander  I.  Portrait,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform.  Stipjile. 
(margins  cut  aAvay).  Folio. 


Alexander  I.  Portrait,  full  length  iu  uniform.  G. 
Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Alexander  I.  Portrait  in  uniform  on  horseback. 
lOxocnted  in  I'atent  Tapestry  effect  ori.irinated  l),v 


A.  Sasso  inc.  G.  B. 


In  colors.  Folio, 
(’arl  T’tfenheimer. 


Alex.vnder  I.  Portrait. 
Line  engraving.  Folio, 


Grave  ])ar  P.  Audouin,  de 
slightly  .stained. 


ss 


ine  par 


Bourdon. 
Paris,  n.d. 


613.  Alexandee  I.  Bey  der  Asche  dieses  Unsterblichen.  . . . Alex- 

ander I.  Friederich  Wilhelm  III.  imd  Louise^,  in  der  nacht  am  4 ten 
November  1805.”  Stipple,  in  brown.  D.  Berger  fecit,  1806,  F. 
Weitschdel.  4to. 

614.  Alexander  IV.— Pope.  Brief  on  vellum  addressed  to  the  Abbess  and 

nuns  of  the  Monastery  of  St.  Clara  of  Alcocer.  Oblong  4to.  Given 
at  Anagni  the  III  kal.  of  September,  the  fifth  year  of  the  Pontificate 
(August  30,  1259). 

Briefs  aud  bulls  of  the  above  pope  are  of  rare  occurrence. 

615.  Alken  Colored  Plate.  '' Jack’s  Wedding  Day.”  A spirited  scene  at 

the  end 'of  a street,  showing  figures  of  sailors,  women,  &c.,  including 
one  of  the  Deputy  Port  Admiral.  Etching  in  colors.  H.  Aiken,  Del. 
4to.  London,  1826 

616.  Allemand  (Z.  J.  T. — French  admiral).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including 

addressed  portion.  Paris,  Aug.  3,  1817.  To  A.  de  Seville  regarding 
a certain  commission. 

617.  Allix  (Jacques  A.  P. — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Army  of 

the  Moselle  at  Idzig,  Dec.  1,  1794.  To  Gen.  Ambert. 

Informing  Gen.  Ambert  that  he  is  obeying  orders,  and  that  the  woods 
in  the  neighborhood  are  being  well  searched. 

618.  Alvinczy  (Joseph — Austrian  general,  defeated  by  Bonaparte  at  Areola). 

L.S.  1 p.  8vo,  n.p.  April  23,  1808. 

619.  Alvinczy  (Joseph).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple,  in  bistre. 

Unsigned.  8vo. 

620.  Amalie  (Marie  F.  A. — Duchess  of  Saxony,  sister  of  Fred.  Augustus 

II.).  Portrait,  full  bust,  in  oval.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  In 
colors.  8vo. 

621.  Ambert  (Jean  Jacques — French  general).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Spire. 

Aug.  30,  1794. 

Regarding  Lieut.  Mayer  of  the  7th  regiment  of  hussars,  and  requesting 
that  his  salary  be  paid. 

622.  American  Colonies.  Documents  (3)  relating  to  affairs  in  the  French 

Colonies  of  America,  &c.  3 pp.  folio.  Paris,  1793-4.  Contain  sig- 
natures of  Pellissiersuret,  Perrier  and  others. 

623.  American  Independence.  The  manner  in  which  the  American  Colonies 

declared  themselves  independent  of  the  King  of  England  throughout 
the  different  Provinces,  on  July  4th,  1776.  Copper  engraving  by 
Noble  after  Hamilton.  4to.  [1782] 

624.  American  Lithography.  ‘‘  An  Amalgamation  Waltz.”  Lithograph  in 

colors.  4to.  New  York;  J.  Childs,  1839 

625.  American  Military  Costume.  Portrait  and  Uniform  of  an  American 

General  and  a real  representation  of  the  Dress  of  an  American  Eifle- 
Man.  Copper  engraving  by  Eoberts.  4to.  [1782] 

The  two  figures  are  portraits  of  General  Israel  Putnam  and  Major 
Robert  Rogers. 


626.  American  Navy.  Paul  Jones  the  Pirate.  Line  engraving,  full  length 

in  uniform.  Pistol  in  one  hand,  cutlass  in  the  other.  8vo. 

London  [circa  1806] 

627.  American  Railroads.  View  of  the  first  steel  railway  passenger  train 

in  America.  On  the  reverse  of  a facsimile  of  The  Boston  News- 
Letter,  April  24th,  1704.  Polio. 

628.  American  Revolution.  Caricature  showing  Neptune,  with  trident 

pointing  to  “ Uncle  Sam  seated  across  the  water  with  an  American 
fiag  in  one  hand  and  a crowing  rooster  perched  on  one  shoulder,  and 
assuring  Britannia  that  the  war  will  result  in  her  favor,  &c.  Line. 
Unsigned.  London  Magazine,  August,  1778.  Oblong  12mo. 

629.  American  Revolution.  “ The  Tea-Tax  Tempest,  or  the  Anglo-Ameri- 

can Revolution”  [inscription  also  in  German  and  French].  Mezzo- 
tint. Unsigned.  Large  folio,  full  margins,  slightly  creased. 

London,  1779 

630.  American  Revolution.  Line  engraving  of  the  same,  the  inscription 

in  English  only.  Large  folio. 

631.  American  Revolution.  The  American  General  Lee  taken  Prisoner  by 

Lieut.  Col.  Harcourt  of  the  English  Army  in  Morris  County,  N.  J., 
1776.  Copper  engraving  after  Hamilton.  Eolio. 

[Circa  1810] 

Although  there  is  no  engraver’s  name  it  is  probably  the  plate  engraved 
by  Hawkins. 

632.  American  Revolution.  “ The  manner  in  which  the  American  Colonies 

declared  themselves  independent  of  the  King  of  England  . . . July 
4,  1776.”  Noble  sculp.  Hamilton  delin.  Copper  engraving.  4to. 

633.  American  Revolution.  Caricature  An  Extraordinary  Gazette,  or  the 

disapointed  (sic)  politicians,”  including  sketches  of  Map  of 
America  belonging  to  the  English  in  1762,  when  Pitt  was  prime  min- 
ister”; also  ^‘Map  of  America  belonging  to  the  English  in  1778  ” 
Small  4to. 

634.  American  Revolution.  Portrait  of  Alexandre  Berthier.  Full  bust  in 

uniform.  Mezzotint  (by  Lavachez),  battle  scene  and  biographical 
notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet  (stained). 

635.  American  Shipping.  LT^merica.  Lithograph,  by  Mott.  Folio.  On 

India  paper. 

I 

636.  Ames  (Joseph).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length,  seated.  Mezzotint,  by 

Robert  Laure.  4to.  ’ 

637.. Amherst  (Jeffery).  The  Humanity  of  General  Amherst.  Line  en- 
graving by  Aeudine  after  Smirke.  Folio  (spotted).  London,  1811 


(i:5cS. 


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Amiikks'I’  (WiIjIja.m  I’rn'  - nephew  of  .hhl’rey  /\nihei‘st,,  was  at  Water- 
loo). .A.L.S.  1 pp.  Ito.  Aj,n-a,  .January  Ki,  IS27.  With  portrait. 

A vei'.v  iii((‘r(‘stiii;;  l(■lt(‘r,  wi'ith'ii  wIumi  .Amherst  wms  (J(»v(“rii()i’-(}(*ii<“r:il 
i>f  India,  and  during  trouldous  limes  in  lliat  cnindry.  Speaking  of  Ins  sun 
he  says:  . . . “ From  llie  inosl  diitirul  and  alTeetionaO*  of  eldldrc'ii  he 

;irad.iia  lly  heeaim*  my  most  eonlident  ia  1 fideiid  . . . Ids  hnnorahle 

prineiph's  insi)ii'ed  im*  willi  a fiadinj^  towai'ds  him  I'ar  heyoml  that,  of  mere 
lialernal  alTeelion,”  (dc. 

Ams'I'iiudam.  ColoiA'd  view,  folio.  London,  1S15 

A.NDKf;  ( i\l  A.Joi:  .Ion  \ ) . d'lu'  nnrorlunat(*  Death  of  Major  Andre.  Do])- 
per  eiii^ravino  hy  (ioldar  after  Hamilton.  Lolio.  {(Urea  17S2| 

Andkk  (.Ma.jok  .Ioii.n).  d’lu*  Captui’e  of  Major  Andre.  Landscape  (ui- 
^O'aved  l)y  Smillie  & Hinshelwood,  painted  hy  A.  L.  Durand.  Line 
eno-ravino.  Open  lettiu’s.  India  papei'.  I^’olio. 

American  Arl,  Union,  ISIO 

ANDithossY  (An'I’oinh  V. — freiK'h  ^(.iK.ral,  served  in  Italy  and  f^oypt, 
And)assador  to  liondon,  Vicmna  and  Oonstantinoph!) . A.L.S.  I p. 
-Ho.  London,  D(!C(md)er  .‘51,  1S02.  d’o  (ieneral  Sanson,  Director  of 
the  War  De])art numt,  thanking-  him  for  tlu;  first  nundxu-  of  th(‘ 
‘^Memorial,”  and  scmdino-  him  the  “method  of  proj(‘ci.ion  ” used 
hy  .Major  Hcnnel. 

.Xndukossy  f .\ mtoi nmo  f.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  Ito.  I’ai'is,  April  A,  ISOl.  To 
(icnerid  .Jnnot.  With  port rait,  full  bust,  in  uniform.  London,  ISOS. 

I’leuiiesl iiifi  (Jeiiei'al  .Imiot  to  do  all  hi  his  laiwei'  to  lad])  the  iinrortimate 
family  of  ciiiid’  of  hatallioii  IleKmiut. 

ANDttkossY  (AN'i’oiNt:  l<\).  y\.L.S.  d ])p.,  Svo.  I5oulof>ne  (Lrance), 

Del).  2(),  iSOo,  re^’dirdin^  Hu*  puldicalion  of  woi'ks  of  the  writid'. 

.Andiikossy  ('.An'I'oiiNK  L.).  A.L.S.  1 p. -Ho.  1 leadipiartcrs  at  M uidorf, 
Oct.  2!),  1S()5. 

,M.  ('astilloii  the  rc'cipieid  of  th(‘  ordm-  is  reqm'sted  to  deliver  (h'spatehes 
to  Col.  I ’assl ii.Lcer  in  Miiniidi,  and  a iiacdcaf^i'  to  he  sent  to  I’aris.  from 
.Marshal  I’cidhier  to  d'alh-yi'and  or  .Maret,  both  of  whom  wen*  in  Mnni(di. 
.Mand  at  this  lime  was  Secndary  (d‘  Stale  and  d'alleyrami  Minister  of 
lh(‘  liderior. 

.ANDiikossY  (AN'i'oiN't:  L.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  I’aris,  March  2,  iSll, 
relurnin”;  thanks  for  the  receipt  of  certain  new  hooks,  pointin^r  out 
nnintcllioihle  passap,'es  therein,  &c. 

Andukossy  ( .a N'I'oi n' k f\).  I’ort.rait,  full  Inist,  in  uniform.  Lmeraved 
hy  Anth.  (Atrdon,  drawn  hy  .1.  (incrin.  Sti])j)l('.  Lolio.  I’aris,  n.d. 

A N'm{i‘;oss\’  (An'I’oinio  f\).  Portrait,  fidl  hust,  in  uniform.  Drawn  hy 
.J.  (Jnci'in  and  ciif^raved  hy  AntJi.  Oardon.  Stipjile.  I^hne  im|)re,s- 
sion,  with  full  mar^o’ns.  f’olio.  I’aris,  n.d. 

A NDitKosHY  (AN'roiNt;  I<\).  Portrait,  full  hust,  in  uniform.  Drawn  hy 
.1.  (Incrin  and  en^nived  hy  Anth.  (Jardon.  Stipple.  Polio. 

I’aris,  n.d. 


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876.  Beetitier  (General  Berbuy — brother  of  Marshal  Berthier,  fought  in 

the  American  Eevolution).  L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  [Paris],  July  26, 
1792.  Mentions  that  the  sum  M.  Chretien  states  is  due  him,  is, 
really,  not  due  him,  and  gives  reasons  for  statement.  Signed,  also, 
by  P.  de  Delley,  French  economist,  and  others. 

877.  Berthier  (General  Berbuy).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  -Ito.  Paris,  May  3,  1796. 

To  Citizen  Caperiere,  at  the  war  office. 

878.  Berthollet  (Claude  L. — eminent  French  chemical  philosopher,  one  of 

the  few  select  friends  of  Bonaparte  who  returned  to  France  with 
him  in  1799).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  (Paris),  June  6,  1795.  To  the  Com- 
mittee of  Public  Safety. 

879.  Berthollet  (Claude  L.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  [Paris,  Dec.  3,  1795].  Ex- 

tract from  a report.  Signed,  also,  by  [A.]  Mongez. 

880.  Berthollet  (Claude  L.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Allais  sept. 

Eembrandt  Peale  pinxt.  Stipple.  4to.  Open  letters. 

881.  Berton  (Jean  Baptiste — French  general,  executed  by  order  of  Louis 

XVIII.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  June  24,  1797.  To  Citizen  Laurent. 
With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

A letter  in  which  Berton  discusses  the  value  of  two  horses  taken  hy 
soldiers  from  other  soldiers. 

882.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien — French  general,  accompanied  Xapoleon 

to  St.  Helena).  A.L.S.  3 jip.  folio,  Bouleduc,  Feb.  3,  1812.  To 
the  Due  de  Feltre  (Henri  Jacques  G.  Clarke),  Minister  of  War. 
With  sculptured  head,  after  David.  2 jiieces. 

On  paper  watermarked  “ Louis  Napoleon,  Kins  of  Holland.”  A mili- 
tary letter  regarding  the  3d  hatallion  of  the  3d  regiment,  mainly  con- 
sisting of  foreign  soldiers,  which  had  just  started  for  Willernstadt.  He- 
scribes  in  detail  their  condition,  three  hundred  men  lack  uniform,  they 
are  practically  without  arms,  not  enough  officers  in  command,  etc. 

883.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien).  A.Ij.S.  1 p.  4to.  Jan.  24,  1814.  To 

3[.  Plaskett. 

A letter  of  thanks  on  the  return  of  some  newspapers,  and  informing  the 
recipient  that  the  Emperor  will  receive  him  that  evening. 

884.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Feb.  25,  1831. 

Eclating:  to  the  field  officers  of  the  Xational  Guard. 

885.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Litho- 

grapli.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

886.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien).  Portrait,  full  Imst  in  uniform.  Mecou 

sculp.  Bordcs  pinxt.  Proof  before  letters  on  India  paper.  4to. 

887.  Bertrand  (Henri  Gratien).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mecou 

sculp.  Bordes  pinxt.  With  name  and  inscription.  4to. 

888.  Bertrand  (Coaitesse — wife  of  Henri  Cratien).  A.Tv.S.  ‘Hja  Comtesse 

Bertraml.’'  1 p.  12mo.  duly  12,  n.y.  A request  to  call  the  follow- 
ing day. 


889.  Behthaxd  (Piekjje — Member  of  the  National  Convention).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

Khno.  Paris,  le  18  A’entose,  I’An  III.  | Marcli  8,  1795  |.  '^J'o  Citizen 
('anil)efort  asking  him  to  convene  tlie  Committee  of  Ihiblic  Safety 
and  make  report  on  a petition  snhmitted. 

890.  Beethand  (IhEEEE).  Portrait,  full  hnst  in  oval.  Cirardet  scnlj).  Per- 

rin del.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 


891. 


Bessieees  (Jeax  B.,  Due  D’Isthie — Marshal  of  France,  chiefly  instru- 
mental in  placing  Joseph  Bonaparte  on  the  throne).  A.L.S.  1 p. 
4to.  Undated,  but  1797'.  AVith  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

To  the  Minister  of  War.  Bessieres  liaving  received  instructions  regnrd- 
ing  the  transfer  of  troops  replies  that  the  letter  lias  been  received,  and 
that  the  troops  will  he  moved  from  Conrtray  to  Doulenr. 


892. 


Bessieees  (JpiAX  B.,  Due  D’Isteie).  L.  S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Nov.  8, 
1807.  To  Berthier,  stating  that  Marshal  Alortier  desires  more  mem- 
bers of  the  National  Guard,  &c. 


893.  Bessteees  (Jeax  B.,  Due  DTstkie).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Bontron  sc.  Alej'er  delt.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

894.  BEUUrXOT  (jAequES  C. — French  statesman,  Alinister  of  Finance  under 

Jerome  Bonaparte).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to  and  12mo  (including  an 
unsigned  continuation  in  12mo).  Paris,  Alay  1,  1817.  AVith  portrait. 
To  Baron  ATonnier. 


895.  Beuexoxvtlle  (Pteeee  De  Beul — Marshal  of  France,  inpirisoned  at 
Olmutz,  during  or  aliout  the  time  that  Lafayette  was  imprisoned 
there).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Oct.  1799. 

A fine  letter  to  the  ^Minister  of  Finnnce.  asking  him  to  take  care  of  two 
trunks  that  he  had  forwarded  to  Berlin  by  vessel  and  stage,  and  asking 
that  they  he  passed  through  the  customs  unopened. 


896.  Beurxoxville  (Pierre  De  Fuel).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Alczzotint  [by  Levachez],  battle  scene  beneath.  8vo,  on  folio  sheet. 


89^ 


Beurxoxville  (Pierre  De  Fuel).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 
Lith.  de  Gerard.  India  paper.  Svo. 


898. 


Bey  of  Tuxis.  A.L.S.  in  Oriental  characters.  2 pp.  8vo.  Tunis,  17tli 
day  of  the  month  Shahalian,  1194  | Jan.  17,  1781].  AVith  seal.  (3 
pieces). 

Curious  document  from  Bashaw  Aly.  Bey  of  Tunis,  to  King  George  III. 
of  England,  with  full  English  translation  (2pp.  4to).  Complains  that  a 
Captain  Boyd  of  his  Majesty's  service  has  purchased  a vessel  of  him,  hut 
has  failed  to  make  the  necessai-y  payment  for  same,  and  asks  the  king 
for  redress. 


899.  Biaxctii  (Friedrich— Austrian  commander,  fought  against  the  French). 

I’ortrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Line  engraving  [Italian  work]. 
Unsigned.  >Sma11  folio. 

900.  Bigxox  (Edward— French  historian).  A.L.S.  1 ]).  Svo.  n.p.  Jan.  10, 

n.y.  dk)  a hrm  of  booksellers,  asking  how  many  copies  of  a work 
l)y  him  tliey  wish  to  have. 


901.  Biron  (Charles  Armand  De — ^Marshal  of  France  under  Louis  XV.). 

L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March  30,  1733. 

A letter  of  thanks  regarding  a will. 

902.  BiROiSr  (Charles  De  Gontault,  Dug  De — Marshal  of  France,  Ambas- 

sador to  England,  beheaded  in  1602).  D.S.  1 p.  folio  on  vellum. 
Jan.  2,  no  year.  AYith  2 views  and  portrait,  the  latter  engraved  by 
Chenu. 

903.  Biron  (Louis  A.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  From  the  folio, 

Versailles  Gallery. 

90-1.  Blackstone  (Sir  William — celebrated  English  jurist).  Portrait;  Sir 
David  Baird — distinguished  general.  Portrait;  Billaud-Varennes. 
Portrait;  F.  C.  A.  Bouille — French  general.  Portrait;  D.  Benjamin 
Gottlieb.  Portrait;  Mile.  Bourgoin — French  actress.  Portrait;  F. 
P.  Brueys  d’Aigalliers — French  admiral.  Portrait;  Julius  Csesar. 
Portrait;  P.  T.  Cadudal — Xapoleonic  conspirator.  Portrait.  Small 
folio  and  smaller.  Together,  9 pieces. 

905.  Blacos  (M. — Minister  of  Louis  XVIII.).  Portion  of  a D.S.,  with  sig- 

nature. 1 p.  8vo.  An  order  to  forward  chests  from  the  custom 
house  at  Marseilles. 

906.  Blake  (William).  Portrait,  half  length.  Engraved  by  L.  Schiavonetti 

after  T.  Phillips.  Etching.  On  India  paper.  4to.  London,  1808 

907.  Blanchard  (M. — member  of  the  Xational  Convention),  also  Chretien 

and  Goisset.  A.L.S.  of  each,  (two  of  the  first  named),  written  on 
4 pp.  4to.  April  27,  1792,  and  no  date.  All  regarding  money. 

908.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  Von,  Prince,  and  Prussian  Field-Marshal). 

L.S.  with  2 lines  in  his  autograph.  Army  of  the  lower  Rhine,  Head- 
quarters, St.  Cloud,  July  17,  1815.  With  portrait  on  horseback. 

909.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  Von)  . Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved 

by  A.  Smith  after  Dahling.  Stipple.  4to.  (slightly  creased). 

London,  1813 

910.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  A. 

Smith  sculpt.  Dahling  pinx.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1813 

911.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple, 

unsigned.  Small  folio.  London,  1814 

912.  Blucher  (Gerhard  Ij.  Von).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Gegra- 

veerd  door  \V.  van  Senus,  geschilderd  door  P.  J.  Lutzzenkirchen.  On 
India  paper.  Fine  impression. 

913.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  AMn).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Xach 

dem  leben  gemalt  und  gestochen  von  J.  C.  Bock.  Stipple.  Small 
folio.  Xurnberg,  n.d. 

914.  Blucher  (Gerhard  L.  AMn).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Engraved  by  L. 

Vendrumini,  drawn  by  P.  S.  Stroehling.  4to.  liiondon,  1814 


915.  BLticiiER  (Gebjiard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  PiU  I'Rst  in  imiform.  A. 

Smith  sculp.  Dahling  pinxt.  Stipple.  Loudon,  1813;  2 portraits 
in  battle,  and  portrait  of  Gen.  T.  W.  von  Bulo.  4to  and  8vo.  To- 
gether, 4 pieces. 

916.  Blucher  (Gebiiard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  “ Tlie  Warlike  Marshal  Von 

Bliicher,”  half  length  in  uniform.  Stipple.  4to,  margins  cut  away. 

London,  1814 

917.  Bluciter  (Gebhard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  En- 

graved by  Hooghamer.  Stipple.  4to.  Verse  in  Dutch  beneatb. 

918.  Bluci-ier  (Gebiiard  L.  A"on).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F. 

Lignon  sculp.  A^igneron  del.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

919.  Blucher  (Gebiiard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  ^M^Vldmarschall  von  Blucher,” 

full  bust  in  uniform.  J.  G.  Alabsfeld  sc.  Stipple  in  brown.  4to. 

Wein,  n.d. 

920.  Blucher  (Gebhard  L.  Von).  Portraits,  (1)  on  galloping  horse,  AVachs- 

mann  fc.  Kolbe  del.;  (2)  full  length  in  uniform,  G-.  A.  Sasso  inc. 
G.  B.  Bosio  dis. ; (3)  at  the  battle  of  Ligny.  Line  and  stipple.  4to 
and  8vo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

921.  Blucher  (Gebhard  L.  A^on).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Drawn 

by  AV.  Heath.  Line  and  stipple.  In  colors.  Folio.  London,  1814 

922.  Blucher  (Gebhard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback. 

Pomney  del.  et  sc.  4to.  London,  1815 

923.  Blucher  (Gebhard  L.  Von).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  galloping  horse. 

V^achsmann  sc.  Kolbe  del.  4to. 

924.  Blucher  (Gebiiard  L.  Von).  The  meeting  of  Blucher  and  AAVllington. 

Dutch  engraving.  D.  Slayter  sculp.  J.  Kamphuyzen  delin.  Folio. 

Amsterdam,  n.d. 

925.  Blucher.  A.L.S.  of  the  son  of  Field-AIarshal  Blucher,  3 pp.  4to.  Aetona, 

April  8,  1840.  To  General  (?). 

Apologizes  for  not  answering  letters  more  promptly.  Speaks  of  the 
happy  days  gone  by,  and  the  honors  bestowed  upon  him  by  Charles  X., 
etc. 


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926.  Bo  (J.  B.  J. — member  of  the  National  Convention).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to. 

Baris  [Oct.  11,  1T93].  Asks  leniency  for  Citizen  [Flessele],  a politi- 
cal offender,  &c. 

927.  Boisset  (Joseph  A. — French  Jacobin,  member  of  the  Council  of  the 

Ancients).  D.S.  (with  wax-seal),  2 pp.  folio.  Aigues-Mortes,  le  16 
Nivose,  I’An  111  [Jan.  5,  1794J.  Orders  the  coast  to  be  fortified  so 
vessels  may  not  land,  &c. 

928.  Boissy-D’Anglas  (F.  A.  De — President  National  Convention,  Member  of 

the  Council  of  500).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion. 
Paris,  March  5,  1822.  To  M.  Thiebaut,  concerning  a sum  of  money 
to  be  paid  to  him.  Portrait,  and  short  biographical  notice  (3  pieces). 

929.  Boissy-DLAhglas  : (F.  A.  1)e).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  [Bouorinas ?],  Sept. 

30,  1820.  Thanks  to  a Baron  for  his  attention  to  a young  lady.  With 
portrait. 

930.  Boissy-D’Axglas  (F.  A.  De).  Portrait,  full  liust  in  oval,  F.  Bonneville 

del.  et  sculpsit.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

931.  Bonaparte  (Caroline — sister  of  A^apoleon,  Queen  of  Naples).  L.S. 

“'Caroline,”  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  13,  1812.  To  M.  Danziger  (?). 
Written  on  Napoleon’s  water-marked  paper. 

Asking  the  recipient  to  see  that  her  trunk  is  not  delayed  in  any  way. 
It  is  to  proceed  to  Naples  and  is  not  to  he  examined  by  custom  officers, 
as  it  contains  no  forbidden  articles. 

932.  Bonaparte  (Caroline).  A.N.S.  1 p.  12mo.  n.p.n.d.  Asking  the 

recipient  what  she  intends  to  do  the  following  evening. 

933.  Bonaparte  (Caroline).  Original  pencil  drawing.  Unsigned.  4to. 

934.  Bonaparte  (Caroline).  Portraits,  (1)  three-quarter  length.  In 

colors.  [From  the  Court  of  Napoleon]  ; (2)  half  length.  Paquier 
.sc.  David  pinx.;  (3)  full  length.  [From  the  Versailles  Gallery].  To- 
gether, 3 pieces.  4to  and  8vo. 


935.  BoNArARTE  (Caroline).  Portrait,  full  length.  Grave  par  Delarmoy, 

peint  par  Gerard.  Prom  the  Versailles  Gallery.  Polio. 

936.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L. — Prince  de  Canino,  eldest  son  of  Lucien 

Bonaparte,  and  an  eminent  naturalist).  A.L.S.  ‘‘  C.  L.  Bonaparte,” 
1 p.  4to.  Pome,  Peb.  24,  1849.  To  the  National  Assembly  at  Crete 
relative  to  a communication  sent  some  time  before. 


93T.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  A.L.S.  “ Charles  L.  Bonaparte,  Pee. 

de  Canino,”  1 p.  4to.  Plorence,  Oct.  25,  1841.  Pegarding  the  send- 
ing of  a copy  of  a letter  written  !)}'■  his  father  to  his  brother,  during 
his  last  stay  in  England. 

938.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  A.L.S.  C.  L.  Bonaparte,”  1 p.  8vo. 
Paris,  May  14,  1853.  Written  in  Italian. 


939. 


Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Aug.  14,  1853. 
Thanking  the  recipient  for  lending  him  a copy  of  Audubon’s  Birds 
of  America. 


940.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  Portrait,  “ Luciano  Bonaparte.”  Tor- 

chiana  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

941.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  I’ortraits,  (1)  half  length.  Ch.  l)ev- 

ritz  del.  et  sc. ; (2)  the  same  proof  before  inscription.  2 pieces. 

942.  Bonaparte  (Charles  L.  J.  L.).  Portraits,  (1)  half  length.  Ch.  Pa- 

quien  sc.  David  del.;  (2)  early  lithograph,  full  bust  in  uniform.  2 
pieces. 


943.  Bonaparte  (Charlotte — daughter  of  Charles  Lucien,  who  was  the  son 

of  Napoleon’s  brother  Lucien).  A.L.S.  ‘^Charlotte  B.  L.  P.  Ga- 
brielli,”  2 pp.  4to.  Pome,  Jan.  1,  1835.  An  affectionate  family 
letter  to  her  uncle.  On  2 other  pages  is  her  uncle’s  autograph  reply. 

944.  Bonaparte  (Charlotte).  A.L.S.  Charlotte  Bonaparte  Primoli,”  2 

p)p.  8vo.  Paris,  Feb.  17,  1866.  A personal  letter. 

945.  Bonaparte  (Charlotte).  L.S.  “ Charlotte  Gabrielli,  nee  Bonaparte,” 

1 p.  4to.  Pome,  April  7,  n.y.  To  her  uncle,  informing  him  that  a 
marriage  has  taken  place  in  their  chapel. 

946.  Bonaparte  (Charlotte).  A.L.S.  ‘'Charlotte  Bonaparte  Primoli,”  4 

pp.  12mo.  Paris,  Jan.  17,  n.y.  A personal  letter,  with  mention  of 
her  sister. 

947.  Bonaparte  (Eugenie — Empress  or  the  French).  L.S.  “Eugenie,” 

1 p.  folio,  n.p.  Eel).  1861.  To  her  cousin,  thanking  him  for  the  letter 
he  sent  during  the  Christmas  holidays.  With  portrait. 

948.  Bonaparte  (Jerome — King  of  Westphalia,  youngest  brother  of  Napo- 

leon I).  Autograph  endorsement  in  two  places,  one  signed  “ Jeroma 
Napoleon  ” and  the  other  “ King  of  Westphalia.”  1 p.  folio.  A.L.S. 
of  M.  Arnaud,  Paris,  Sept.  P2,  1807. 


949.  Bonapakte  (Jerome).  Passport  issued  to  him  and  his  valet.  1 p.  royal 

4to  (folded).  Paris,  Aug.  23,  1848.  With  signatures  of  the  Prefect 
of  Police,  secretary-general,  the  Belgium  Consul,  and  others. 

950.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  [Oct.  3,  no  year.]  To  his 

sister,  announcing  his  arrival. 

951.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12ino.  n.p.n.d.  To  his  brother  Jo- 

seph (eldest  brother  of  ISTapoleon  I). 

Stating  that  he  has  returned  from  Woolwich  and  will  set  out  for  Ports- 
mouth the  following  day,  etc. 

952.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  E.  Schule  sc. 

1807.  Stipple.  8vo. 

953.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith.  de  Eel- 

pech.  Folio. 

954.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave  d’apres 

line  miniature,  termine  par  Duthe.  Stipple.  4to. 

955.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lithograph  after 

Legrand.  4to. 

956.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portrait,  three  quarter  length  in  uniform.  Lith- 

ograph after  Alophe  ( ?).  Open  letters  on  India  paper.  4to. 

957.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  Portraits,  (1)  full  length  in  uniform,  Leguay 

sc.,  Gaildrau  del.;  (2)  full  length  in  royal  robes.  Grave  par  Des- 
jardins, dessine  par  Belloli.  4to  and  8vo.  2 pieces. 

958.  Bonaparte  (Jerome — son  of  Jerome  Bonaparte,  King  of  Westphalia). 

L.S.  Jerome  Kapoleon  Bonaparte,^’  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  21,  1852. 
To  the  Minister  of  State,  regarding  laws  of  the  city  of  Bordeaux. 
With  portrait. 

959.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  A.L.S.  “Napoleon,”  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  July  21, 

1858.  To  Marshal  ****  (?). 

Asking  that  a change  be  made  in  the  list  of  names  submitted  to  the 
Emperor,  etc. 

960.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  L.S.  “ voire  ajfectionnS — Napohoji  {Jerome)/' 

1 p.  8vo.  Eoyal  Palace,  June  17,  1869.  To  General  ****  ( ?)  re- 
garding an  appointment  for  Captain  Pietri. 

961.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  A.L.S.  “Napoleon  Bonaparte,”  1 p.  8vo. 

Paris,  Friday  the  7th,  n.y.  A personal  letter. 

962.  Bonaparte  (Jerome — grandson  of  Jerome  Bonaparte,  King  of  West- 

phalia.) A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Versailles,  June  26,  1860.  To  his 
cousin,  Napoleon  III. 

Informing  his  cousin  that  he  was  kept  away  from  his  grandfather  dur- 
ing his  illness  and  also  from  his  death-bed. 

963.  Bonaparte  (Jerome).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  May  3,  1865.  Thanks 

for  a copy  of  “ The  Dictionary  of  Congress.” 


964.  Bonaparte  (Joseph — eldest  brother  of  Napoleon  I.).  A.L.S.  '^^Bona- 

parte,” 1 p.  4to.  Mortefontaine,  Sept.  8,  1800.  To  J.  S.  Briot, 
secty.-gen.  of  the  prefecture  of  the  dept,  of  Doubs  at  Besan^-on.  A 
letter  of  thanks. 

965.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S.  “Bonaparte,”  1 p.  4to.  Mortefontaine, 

April  21,  1801.  Acknowledging  the  receipt  of  a letter. 

966.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S'.  “Bonaparte,”  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April 

17,  1803.  A letter  of  thanks. 

967.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  D.S.  “Bonaparte,”  2 pp.  folio,  (Lundy),  Oct. 

21,  1805.  A nomination,  signed  also  by  Coland,  and  Porcher. 

968.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S.  “Joseph  Bonaparte,”  1 p.  folio,  Paris, 

Dec.  26,  1805.  To  Baron  Denniee,  general  of  the  armies  in  Spain. 
Acknowledging  the  receipt  of  a letter. 

969.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S.  “Joseph,  Ct.”  (Survilliers?). 

1 p.  4to.  Pointe  Breeze  (U.  S.),  July  10,  1814.  Acknowledging  the 
receipt  of  a letter  regarding  property. 

970.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  L.  S.  “ Joseph,”  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  22,  1819. 

To  the  Count  de  Lacepede,  stating  that  the  military  services  of  M. 
Lefevre  entitle  him  to  the  Cross  of  the  Legion  of  Honor. 

971.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S'.  “Joseph,  Comte  de  Survilliers,”  1 p. 

4to.  Pointe  Breeze,  May  12,  1820.  Asking  that  something  be  for- 
warded. 


972.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  D.S.  “Joseph,  Comte  de  Survilliers,”  1 p.  4to. 
Burlington,  N.  J.,  Dec.  18,  1822,  signed  also  by  Charles  P.  A.  Lalle- 
mand,  French  general,  who  was  then  a fugitive  in  the  United  States. 
With  portrait. 


973.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  A.L.S.  “Joseph,”  1 p.  12mo.  Den  Ham  (Neth- 

erlands), Dec.  31,  1834.  To  C'omtesse  Eeynand  de  St.  Jean  d’Angelv 
A friendly  letter. 

974.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  D.S.  “Joseph.”  2 pp.  folio,  London,  Oct.  24, 

1840.  Signature  to  power  of  attorney,  written  when  he  was  72  years 
of  age. 


975. 


Bonaparte  (Joseph).  D.S.  “Joseph,  Cte.  de  Survilliers,”  4 pp.  4to. 
n.p.n.d.  Also  with  “ conforme  a la  note  originate  du  Baron  Menne- 
val”  in  the  autograph  of  Joseph  Bonaparte. 

An  exceeilingly  interesting  clocnment,  the  original  of  which  was  written 
by  Baron  Menneval.  It  is  an  account  of  the  departure  of  Marie  Louise 
and  her  son  from  Pans,  and  of  the  signer’s  duty  to  protect  and  safeguard 
them.  Gives  details  regarding  the  desire  of  iMarie  Louise  to  remain  in 
Pans  according  to  the  instructions  of  Napoleon.  in 


976.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple  by 
Schumann,  also  representation  of  Bonaparte’s  flight  from  the  battle 
ot  Vittoria,  engraved  by  R.  Pollard.  2 pieces. 


977.  Bonaparte  (Joseppi).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  together  with 

that  of  his  wife.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  In  colors,  colored  by  hand. 
8vo. 

978.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave  par  .... 

Donas,  terminee  par  Duthe.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

979.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  half  length,  seated.  S.  W.  Eeynolds 

sculpt.,  Point-Breeze,  Etats-unis  d’Amerique,  30  Janvier,  1831,  J. 
Goubaud  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Proof  in  open  letters,  margins  on  3 
sides  cut  away,  mounted  and  inlaid,  repaired  on  lower  margin. 

London,  1833 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

980.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  “ Giuseppe  Uapoleone,”  half  length  in 

uniform.  Ant.  Verico  incise.  Vicart  dipinse.  Stipple.  Fine  im- 
pression. Folio.  in  Firenze,  n.d. 

981.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Grave  par 

Payen,  dessine  jjar  Swebach.  Stipple.  8vo. 

982.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  wear- 

ing cocked  hat,  entitled  Son  Altesse  Imperiale  le  Prince  Joseph 
frMe  de  FEmpereur  grand  Electeur  de  FEmpire.'’  Unsigned  line 
engraving.  In  colors.  Small  folio.  Paris  \_ccl  1799  ] 

983.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait.  ‘^‘^S.  A.  I.  le  Prince  Joseph  Bonaparte, 

Grand  Electeur  de  FEmpire  Frangais,”  full  length  in  uniform.  Line 
engraving.  Unsigned.  In  colors,  portions  touched  up  by  hand. 

984.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  ‘^Giuseppe  Bonaparte,’’  full  length  in 

uniform.  Torchiana  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

985.  Bonaparte  (Joseph).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Legemissel,  j®. 

sculp.  In  colors.  Also  full  length  portrait  of  his  wife.  2 pieces. 

986.  [Bonaparte  (Joseph).]  A.L.S.  of  the  wife  of  Joseph  Bonaparte,  Julie 

Clary,  signed  Julie,”  1 p.  4to.  Florence,  Jan.  5,  1841.  To  her  niece, 
thanking  her  for  kind  wishes  and  news,  etc.  With  portrait,  full  length. 

987.  [Bonaparte  (Joseph).]  A.L.S.  of  the  wife  of  Joseph  Bonaparte,  1 ]>. 

8vo.,  signed  “ Julie  Clary,”  Ampach,  July  29,  n.y.  Also  autograph 
note  by  M.  Clary  (her  brother?  ).  A request  to  help  M.  Bouneman. 

988.  Bonaparte  (Joseph  C.  P.,  Prince — son  of  Jerome  Bonaparte).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  April  7,  1855.  Authorizing  M.  Pascal  to  employ 
men.  With  portrait. 

989.  Bonaparte  (Joseph  C.  P.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Dec.  5,  1855.  Re- 

garding a report. 

990.  Bonaparte  (Joseph  C.  P.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Royal  Palace,  Jan.  27, 

n.y. 


991.  Bonaparte  (Joseph  Napoleon — son  of  Charles  Lucien,  who  was  the 

son  of  Napoleon’s  brother  lAicien).  A.L.S.  ‘Moseph  Napoleon  Bona- 
parte.” 1 p.  8vo.  Bonie,  April  14,  1837,  commeiiding  M.  Ihlois  as 
a distinguished  painter.  With  illustrated  article  on  “ Bordentown 
and  the  Bonapartes.” 

992.  Bonaparte  (Joseph  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  ^AJo,seph.”  1 p.  8vo.  Koine, 

April  14,  1857.  A letter  of  introduction  for  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Belosi  to 
his  cousin. 

993.  Bonaparte  (Julie  Zenaide — grand-daughter  of  Lucien  Bonaparte). 

A.L.S.  4 pp.  12ino.  Paris,  n.d.  To  her  coiLsin  Ernestine.  A friendly 
letter,  with  addressed  envelope. 

994.  Bonaparte  (Letitia — daughter  of  Lucien  Bonaparte,  and  niece  of  Na- 

poleon). A.L.S.  (third  person),  commencing  La  Princesse  Le- 
titia Bonaparte,”  2 pp.  8vo,  Feb.  20  n.y.  Eegarding  a book. 

995.  Bonaparte  (Letitia  R. — mother  of  Napoleon).  Portraits,  (1)  half 

length,  seated,  “ Napoleonis  Mater,”  Charlotte  Napoleon  delt.  Roma, 
1835;  Lith.  Ballagny.  Open  letters.  4to;  (2)  Art  Journal  repro- 
duction from  a statue.  4to.  Together,  2 pieces. 

99().  Bonaparte  (Letitia  R.).  Portrait,  full  length,  C.  JMuller  sc.  [after 
a sculpture  by  Canova].  8vo. 

997.  Bonaparte  (Louis — King  Of  Holland,  brother  of  Napoleon  I.).  L.S. 

Loui.s,”  1 p.  folio,  Mayence,  August  2,  180G.  To  M.  Champagny, 
iMinister  of  the  Interior. 

998.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Flor- 

ence, Nov.  14,  1839.  Requests  Caccia  & Co.  to  forward  a letter  and 
600  francs,  ikc. 

Letter  written  about  7 years  before  bis  death,  and  when  he  had  adopted 
the  title  of  Count  de  St.  Leu. 

999.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Wax  seal  on  envelope.  With  portrait. 

1000.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  oval  medallion, 

surrounded  by  figures.  Gegrav  door  P.  L.  Jenxis,  onder  direct,  van 
Zyn  Vader.  Line  engraving.  4to.  [Amsterdam  ?,  n.d.] 

1001.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  in  uniform.  Douas 

sculpt.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1002.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Couche  fils  sc. 

Open  letters  on  India  paper  (margins  stained).  4to. 

1003.  Bonaparte  (Louts).  Portrait,  ^‘Ludwig  Napoleon,”  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Zwichau  bey  Schumann.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1004.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Dessine  par 

Swebach,  termine  par  Chaponnier.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1005.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  lull  length,  seated,  in  uniform.  P. 

Adam  sculp.  F.  Gerard  pinxt.  Etching.  I’roof  on  India  jiaper 
before  inscription.  8vo.  1829 


1006.  APATITE  (Louis).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Line  engrav- 
ing. In  colors,  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1007.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  Line  en- 

graving. 8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

1008.  Bonaparte  (Louis).  Portrait,  “Luigi  Bonaparte,”  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Torchiana  inc.  L.  ]\Ioroel  dis.  in  Olanda.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1009.  Bonaparte  (Louis  Lucien — nephew  of  Napoleon  I.).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

8vo.  Paris,  Jan.  9,  1864.  Eegarding  his  Avritings. 

1010.  Bonaparte  (Lucien,  Prince  De  Canino,  brother  of  Napoleon  I.). 

L.S.  “Lucien  Bonaparte,”  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Jan.  16,  1800.  To 
Citizen  Consolin  regarding  a position. 

1011.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  D.S.  “ L.  Bonaparte.”  1 p.  folio,  n.p.  (Paris), 

May  31,  1800.  With  portrait. 

Written  on  paper  headed  “ Bonaparte,  premier  Consul  de  la  Repub- 
liqne,”  by  order  of  Napoleon  I,  appointing  Citizen  Salliour  as  sub-prefect 
of  Brest. 

1012.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  A.L.S.  “L.  Bonaparte.”  1 p.  small  4to. 

Paris,  May  1,  1802.  To  M.  Le  Joyand  regarding  application  for  a 
position.  With  portrait. 

1013.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  x\.L.S.  “ L.”  1 p.  4to.  London,  May  14, 

1838.  To  M.  Patorni,  a law3^er  on  civil  and  political  affairs,  etc. 
With  portrait. 

1014.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Inst.  Bibl. 

exet.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1015.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line  engraving. 

Unsigned.  12mo. 

1016.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint.  Un- 

signed. Proof.  4to. 

1017.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  Portraits,  (1)  full  bust,  unsigned,  Avith  fac- 

simile signature;  (2)  half  length  in  uniform,  grave  par  Francois. 
8vo.  2 pieces. 

1018.  Bonaparte  (Lucien).  Miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  Avearing 

glasses.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

1019.  Bonaparte  (j\Iaeie — granddaughter  of  Lucien  Bonaparte).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  8vo.  Canino.  Dec.  15,  1842,  to  Louis  Bonaparte,  ex-King  of 
Holland,  the  Avriter’s  uncle.  On  personal  matters. 

1020.  Bonaparte  (Marie  Anne  Luisa — sister  of  Napoleon  I.).  A.L.S. 

“ Llisa  B.”  2 pp.  4to.  Pisa,  Noau  3,  1810. 

A personal  letter  to  an  unnamed  countess,  Avritten  shortly  before  she 
became  Grand  Duchess  of  Tuscany,  thanking  her  for  delivering  a toy  to 
the  prince,  and  asking  her  to  forAA*ard  description  of  any  new  style  that 
may  appear. 


1021.  Boxapakte  (^[AiiiE  Anne  Blisa).  A.L.S.  ‘‘Elisa  Baciocclii.”  1 p. 
12tno.  ii.p.ii.d.  With  portrait,  as  Ducliess  of  Tuscany. 

ThLs  letter  was  written  after  she  became  the  wife  of  i'eli.v  Baciocclii, 
asking  tlie  recipient  to  go  to  1‘lessis  and  spend  a few  days  witli  her. 


1022.  Bonapakte  (IMakie  Akxe  Elisa).  Portrait,  full  lengtli,  standing. 

Grave  par  Pigot,  peint  par  Lethierre.  Line  engraving,  from  the 
folio  edition  of  the  Versailles  Gallery. 

1023.  Bonaparte  (Marie  Anne  Elisa).  Portrait,  full  length.  Lithograph 

after  Lacauchie,  also  full  length  after  I.(ethierre.  Togetlier,  2 pieces. 

1024.  Bonaparte  (Marie  Anne  Elisa).  Portrait,  half  length  in  oval. 

Early  lithograph.  Unsigned.  4to. 

1025.  Bonaparte  (Marie  Le  Solms — daughter  of  Letitia  Bonaparte,  the 

niece  of  Napoleon  I.).  A.L.S.  “ M.  de  Solms  nee  Bonaparte.”  1 p. 
12mo.  Aix-les-Bains,  n.d.  A personal  letter,  with  addressed  en- 
velope. 


102G.  Bonaparte  (Marie  De  Solms).  A.L.S.  “ Bonaparte  Wyse  de  Solms.” 
1 p.  12mo.  n.p.n.d.  Eegarding  a package.  With  portrait. 


1027.  Bonaparte  (Marie  J.  Clary — Madame,  wife  of  Joseph  Bonaparte). 
Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 


1028.  Bonaparte  (Marie  J.  Clary),  Another  copy  of  the  preceding,  a 

somewhat  better  impression. 

1029.  Bonaparte  (Marie  J.  Clary).  Portrait,  full  length  standing.  Grave 

par  Pedretti,  peint.  par  E.  Lefevre.  From  the  Versailles  Gallery. 
Folio. 

1030.  Bonaparte  (Marie  J.  Clary).  Portrait.  “Mad.  Buonaparte,”  full 

bust  in  oval  [as  a girl].  Verier  inc.  Vil  dis.  Stipple.  8vo.,  full 
margins.  Eotterdam,  7mbre  10,  1796 

1031.  Bonaparte  (Napoleon  C. — son  of  Jerome  by  his  second  wife).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  8vo.  n.p.n.d,  Eegarding  the  opening  of  the  Legislature. 

1032.  Bonaparte  (Napoleon-Eliza — Countess  Camarata;  daughter  of  Marie- 

Eliza  Bonaparte,  eldest  sister  of  Napoleon,  Princes^  Bacciocchi). 
A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  [Eome,  May  4, 
1830.]  To  M.  Eugene  la  Bon,  on  personal  matters.  Signed, 
“ Napoleon.”  With  wax  seal. 

1033.  Bonaparte  (Pauline— sister  of  Napoleon  I.,  married  General  Leclerc). 

A.N.S.  “ Pauline,”  1 p.  12mo.  March  28,  n.y. 

1034.  Bonaparte  (Pauline).  Portrait,  full  length.  IJthograph  after  La- 

cauchie; also  full  length  portrait  of  her  husband.  General  C.  E. 
Leclerc.  Together,  2 pieces. 

1035.  Bonaparte  (Pierre — son  of  Lucien  Bonaparte).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo. 

Wei  I in,  province  of  Lu.xembourg  (Belgium),  Oct.  12,  1842.  With 
portrait. 


1036.  Bonaparte  (Princess  Matiiilde,  daughter  of  Jerome  Bonaparte). 

A.L.S.  3 pp.  12mo.  n.p.  Jan.  18,  1875.  Personal  letter. 

1037.  Bonaparte  (Princess  Matiiilde).  A.L.S.  '' Mathikle  Bonaparte/’ 

3 pp.  12ino.  August  3,  n.y.  Eegarding  a position.  AVith  portrait. 

1038.  Bonaparte  (Princess  Mathilde).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  12nio.  May  27, 

ll.V. 

xJ 

1039.  Bonaparte  (Princess  Matiiilde).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  Jan.  30, 

n.y.  Eegarding  a project.  AAotli  addressed  envelope  and  portrait. 

1040.  Bonaparte  Family.  A.L.S.  of  Madame  Marie  Eattazzi,  granddaughter 

of  Lncien  Bonaparte,  signed  “ Marie  de  Eattaz.  1 p.  12 mo,  1830. 

1041.  Bonaparte  Family'.  A.L.S.  of  Madame  Carie  Eattazzi,  signed  “ ]\rarie 

de  Salino.”  1 p.  8vo.  A personal  letter,  n.p.n.d. 

1042.  Bonaparte  Fayiilyl  A.L.S.  “ Christine,”  Marie  Christine  Euspoli, 

wife  of  Prince  Gregory  J.  P.  Bonaparte,  grandson  of  Lncien  Bona- 
parte. 4 pp.  8vo.  Paris,  Sept.  1,  1867.  A family  letter,  with  men- 
tion of  several  memliers. 

1043.  BoNAPAitTE  Fayiily.  A.L.S.  ‘‘  Zeuaide  Eoccagiovine,”  of  Julia  Char- 

lotte Z.  P.  L.  Bonaparte,  daughter  of  the  Prince  of  t4inino,  grand- 
daughter of  Lncien  Bonaparte.  2 pp.  8vo.  Paris,  Nov.  14,  1867. 
Eegarding  tickets. 

1044.  Bonaparte  Family.  A.L.S.  of  Prince  Camillo  Borghese  of  Eome,  sec- 

ond husband  of  Pauline  Bonaparte,  sister  of  Napoleon  I.  1 p.  4to. 
Fel).  16,  n.y.  AVith  portrait. 

1045.  Bonaparte  Family.  A series  of  50  miniature  portraits  representing 

the  Eoyal  Family  of  France,  the  Family  of  Buonaparte,  and  French 
Generals,  Statesmen,  etc.,  also  a series  of  48  miniature  portraits  rej)- 
resenting  the  British  and  their  Allies.  On  2 folio  sheets. 

London,  1816 

1046.  Bonaparte  Fa]mily.  Genealogical  Table  of  the  Family.  Double  folio. 

Lithograph  (repaired).  London,  1852 

1047.  Bondy"  (Pierre  j\[.  T.  De — chamberlain  to  Napoleon,  member  of  the 

Chamber  of  Deputies).  Fourteen  lines  and  signature  on  letter  from 
Brindeau  asking  for  a position.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Jan..  1838.  Signed, 
also  by  Brindeau. 

1048.  Bonnard  (General — aide-de-camp  to  General  Carteux).  Napoleon 

gave  him  the  title  of  Count  in  1804).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  A'cr- 
sailles,  Oct.  21,  1802.  To  the  Minister  of  AAbir.  AVitli  portrait,  full 
bust  in  uniform. 

1049.  Bonnard  (Eobert  Alexandre  De — French  geologist  and  memljer  of 

the  Institute).  A.L.S.  to  the  president  of  the  Eoyal  Society  of  Lon- 
don. 1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sejitember  15,  1832. 

Aimomicins  tluit  the  “Bulletin  des  Sciences”  of  the  Societe  Bhihv 
matiqne  of  I’aris  has  made  its  reappea ranee,  and  sending  a copy  of  the 
same  in  the  name  of  tlie  Society. 


1050.  Boxxiku  ( An'J’oixe  S.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  i\rezzotint  by 

Lavacliez,  military  scene  aiid  1)iograpliicaI  notice  in  scjupt  beneatli. 
cSvo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1051.  Booxe  (Daniel),  Deliverance  of  the  (laughters  of  1).  Boone  ami  (lal- 

laway.  Lithograph  by  K.  Bodmer  after  Leincrcier.  Large  folio. 

1852 


1052.  Booth  (Edwix — eminent  American  actor).  Photograph,  full  bust. 

Written  on  bottom  is  “ Di-iginally  presented  by  jMr.  Booth,”  also 
writing  on  back  (name  of  reci])ient  erased,  but  member  of  The 
Players  Club,  1900). 

1053.  Boughese  (Cavitllo — married  Napoleon’s  sister,  I’auline).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  uniform.  India  paper.  8vo. 

1054.  Boiiv  De  SaixtWixcext  (J.B.C.IM. — French  naturalist).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  oval.  Grave  par  A.  Tardieu.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1055.  Bose  (Louis — eminent  French  naturalist;  visited  America  in  1796, 

where  he  spent  two  years  in  scientific  investigations).  A.L.S.  3 pp. 
and  a half.  8vo.  Paris,  December  11,  1791. 

All  interesting  letter  speaking  of  a plant  sent  to  him  for  examination, 
and  of  other  hotanical  matters. 


1056. 

1057. 

1058. 


Bosc.vwex  (Edward — English  admiral,  commanded  in  1758  the  expe- 
dition to  America).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Co])])er  engrav- 
ing, unsigned,  from  the  IMilitary  Dictionary.  Small  folio. 

Bostox.  A"ue  de  Boston  vers  le  Cale  du  Port.  Dutch  line  engraving 
by  Plabermann  in  colors.  Folio.  [Circa  KSo'j 


Bostox.  Vue  de  la  Rue  le  Roi  vers  la  Porte  de  la  Campagne  a Boston. 
Dutch  line  engraving  by  Habermann  in  coloi'S.  Folio.  (^Mounted.) 

[Circa  1780] 

Bostox.  Vue  de  la  Bue  et  de  la  IMaison  de  A^ille  it  Boston.  Dutch 
line  engraving  by  Idabermann  in  colors.  4to.  [Circa  1780] 

Bostox.  AAie  do  la  Bue  grande  vers  L’Eglise  du  Sud  des  Presbi- 
teriennes  a Boston.  Dutch  line  engraving  bv  ITabermann  in  colors. 
4to.  ' ■ [Circa  1780] 

Bostox.  A ue  de  Boston.  Grave  par  F.  X.  ITabermann.  Dutch  line 
engraving.  In  colors.  4to.  [Circa  1780] 

Bostox.  Ante  de  la  Bue  grande  vers  FEgliso  dn  sud  des  TTesbiteriennes 
a Boston.  Gi'ave  par  F.  X.  Habermann.  Dutch  line  engravino-.  In 

frirca  IbSO] 

Bostox.  Ahie  do  la  Bue  du  Boi  vers  la  Porte  de  la  ('amitaitne  a 
Boston.  Grav(i  par  F.  X.  ITabermann.  Dutch  line  (mgravinm  In 
colors.  4to.  (margin  rejtaired).  [ Circa*! 780] 

1064.  Bostox.  Vue  de  la  Bue  et  de  la  Alaison  de  Adlle  a Boston.  Gvaxe  par 
F.  X.  Habermann.  Dutch  line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

[(7irca  1780] 


1060. 

1061. 

1062. 

1063. 


1065.  Boston.  View  of  the  Court  House  in  Boston  erected  in  1811  and  1812. 

Stipple  engTa^dng  by  J.  Kidder.  8vo.  \_Circa  1813] 

1066.  Boston.  Eaadhuset  I Boston.  8vo.  Unsigned.  \_Circa  1820] 

1067.  Boston.  Boston  from  Boxbury.  Line  engraving  by  Carter,  Andrews 

& Co.,  after  J.  1\.  Smith.  Ito.  [Circa  1826] 

1068.  Boston.  L’Eiitree  an  Port  de  Boston.  Gravee  d’apres  le  Tableau  de 

Vernet.  Line  engraving  (cut  close  and  mounted),  and  another  view 
of  Boston  by  Rolph  after  Billings.  2 pieces. 

1069.  Boubee  (Keree — French  Geologist).  A.L.S.  to  the  President  of  the 

Academy  of  Sciences  of  London.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March  1,  1832. 
Kespecting  certain  scientific  experiments  made  in  a lake  in  the  Pyrenees. 

1070.  Boucher  (Madam — probably  the  mother  of  Andre  Jean  Boucher 

d’Argis,  who  was  publicly  denounced  by  Marat,  and  condemned  to 
death).  A.L.S.  ‘‘Widow  Boucher.”  1 p.  4to.  Written  underneath 
are  some  lines  in  another  hand,  dated  June  16,  1776. 

1071.  Boucret  (Kicolas — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Kantes, 

June  16,  1793.  To  the  Military  Commission.  Regarding  the  prepar- 
ing of  quarters  for  200  men. 

1072.  Bougainville  (Louis  Antoine  He — celebrated  French  navigator, 

1729-1814).  Official  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  26  Brumaire,  An.  XI 
(1802).  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

Bougainville  was  the  first  French  navigator  who  made  the  circuit  of 
the  world. 

1073.  Bouillon  (Due  He).  D.S.  “ Le  due  de  Bouillon,”  with  autograph 

salutation,  2 pp.  small  4to.  Villette,  May  24,  1762.  A list  of  things 
to  be  done  at  the  home  of  the  signer. 

1074.  Bouillon  (Due  De).  x\.L.S.  “ Le  due  de  Bouillon.”  1 p,  small  4to. 

n.p.n.d.  relative  to  some  affair  in  which  writer  and  recipient  are 
interested. 

1075.  Bourbon  (Charles  De,  Comte  De  Charolais).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Paris,  Sept.  13,  1725.  Regarding  a report. 

1076.  Bourbon  (Duchesse  De — mother  of  tlie  Due  d’Enghien,  who  was 

shot  by  order  of  Xapoleon).  A.L.  (initials,  third  person).  1 p. 
8vo.  n.p.n.d. 

1077.  Bourbon  (Louis  Auguste  De — Prince  De  Dombes).  L.S.  “Louis 

Auguste  de  Bourbon,”  Ebringen  (a  village  in  Baden),  Nov.  8,  1744. 
Regarding  instructions  by  the  king,  etc.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in 
armor,  copper  engraving. 

1078.  Bourbon  (Louis  Franqois  J.  De — Prince  De  Conti).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  Paris,  April  24,  1773.  With  portrait. 

1079.  Bourbon  (Louis  Henri  De — son  of  Louis  XIY.,  first  minister  of 

Louis  XY.).  L.S.  “Louis  de  Bourbon.”  1 p.  4to.  Offenburg  (a 
town  in  Baden).  Sept.  7,  (1727).  To  Count  de  Bellejol.  Asking 
for  information  about  the  police  who  killed  the  Marquis  de  Pleuque. 


1080.  Bouebon  (Louise  j\[.  T.  B.  D’Oeleans,  Uuciiesse  De — Peincess  Of 

Feance,  daughter  of  Louise  Philippe).  A.L.S.  1 p,  small  4to. 
Paris,  Feb.  4,  1821.  Letter  of  thanks.  With  portrait. 

1081.  Bouebon  Family.  A collection  of  documents  on  vellum  and.  paper, 

relating  to  the  Bourbon  family,  including  an  expense  account  of  the 
Countess  de  Provence,  1771,  etc.  Together,  4 pieces. 

1082.  Bouebon  Faimily.  Genealogical  record  of  the  Bourbon  family.  Finely 

written  manuscript.  1 p.  folio,  vellum.  XVIIIth  century 

1083.  Bouegade  (Aemanb — French  litterateur).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  8vo.  and 

Original  Manuscript,  16  pp.  4to.  of  Poems  (signed)  on  Xapoleon 
III.  and  IV..  Paris,  May  8,  1874.  (2  pieces). 

Bourgacle  encloses  the  Poems  with  letter  and  asks  his  friend  if  they 
cannot  be  printed  in  pamphlet  form  and  sold  for  5 or  10  cents  apiece. 

1084.  Bouegoin  (M’lle. — Mistress  of  Xapoleon).  A.L.S.  (third  person), 

1 p.  8vo.  n.p.n.d.  To  M.  Yigneron,  telling  him  that  the  doctor  has 
ordered  her  away  for  several  days. 

1085.  Bouelemont  (L’Abbe  De).  L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Borne,  Xov.  17,  1665, 

mentioning  the  generosity  of  Louis  XI  V.  in  regard  to  the  Cav.  Ber- 
nini [the  eminent  Italian  sculptor  and  architect].  (Bebacked  and 
portions  water-stained.) 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  91),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

1086.  Bouemont  (Louis  A.  V. — Marshal  of  France,  distinguished  himself 

in  the  Bussian  campaign).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  August  24, 
1808.  To  the  Due  de  Beggi  [Xicolas  Charles  Oudinot]. 

Bourmont  announces  the  sentence  imposed  upon  Roche,  by  the  dis- 
ciplinary council  of  the’  Cth  infantry  regt.  Requests  him  to  inform  the 
^Minister  of  War. 


1087.  Bouemont  (Louis  A.  V.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  April  30,  1829. 

With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Xordheim,  sc.  Julien,  del. 
Stipple. 

Written  to  his  military  superior  asking  for  leave  of  absence  for  a 
lieutenant  whose  father  had  recently  died,  and  saying  that  his  presence 
was  necessary  for  the  opening  of  the  will. 

1088.  Boueeienne  (Fauvelet  De— French  diplomatist,  well  known  as  the 

biographer  of  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  11,  1818, 
stating  that  he  has  received  2 letters  from  Germany  which  he  does 
not  understand,  &c. 

1089.  Boueeienne  (Fauvelet  De).  A.X.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Fontaine,  June  23, 

n.y.  Bequesting  the  return  of  some  memoranda. 


1090.  Boyee  (P.— French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Army  of  St.  Domiimo 
April  19,  1802.  With  portrait.  ' ° ’ 


1091.  Beaddock  (Geneeal  Edwaed).  Defeat  and 
dock  in  North  America.  C'opiicr  engravin 
Folio. 


Death  of  General  Brad- 
g by  Scott,  after  Dodd. 

[Circa  1790] 


1092.  Beazil.  Olincla  de  Phernambiico.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1093.  Beeckinbridge  (Egbert  J. — American  divine).  Portrait,  half  length. 

Engraved  by  J.  Sartain,  painted  b}'-  A.  J.  Miller.  Mezzotint.  Open 
letters  (slight  stains  on  margins).  8vo. 

1094.  Brissot  De  AVarville  (Jean  Pierre — celebrated  French  Girondist 

leader,  made  a voyage  to  the  D.  S.  to  inquire  into  negro  slavery). 
A.L.  unsigned,  2 pp.  4to.  n.p.  (August  3,  1789).  To  M.  Not 
(Nott?). 

A letter  in  which  Brissot  explains  how  he  came  to  obtain  one  hundred 
thonsand  dollars  in  New  York,  when  about  1789  he  made  a journey  to 
that  city  on  behalf  of  the  “ Society  of  the  Friends  of  the  Negro.”  He 
says  that  a man  holding  an  important  position  in  Congress  offered  him 
(Brissot)  certificates  to  the  amount  of  $100,000  which  were  to  be  sold,  etc. 

1095.  Brissot  De  AA^arville  (Jean  Pierre).  Portrait,  full  bust  In  oval. 

Mezzotint  by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script 
beneath.  8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1096.  Brissot  De  AAArville  (Jean  Pierre).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Alezzotint  by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script 
beneath.  8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1097.  Brissot  De  ATarville  (Jean  Pierre).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1098.  Brissot  De  AA"arville  (Jean  Pierre).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1099.  British  and  Their  Allies  (The).  A series  of  48  miniature  portraits 

representing,  also,  the  Koyal  Family  of  France,  The  Family  of 
Buonaparte,  and  French  Generals,  Statesmen,  etc.,  the  latter  contain- 
ing 50  miniature  portraits.  On  2 folio  sheets.  London,  1816 

1100.  British  Battles.  “Lord  Eobert  Manners  mortally  wounded  on  board 

the  Eesolution  in  the  memorable  engagement  between  Admiral  Eod- 
ney  and  Comte  de  Grasse  in  the  AATst  Indies,  the  12th  of  April, 
1782.”  Copper  engraving  by  Grignion,  after  Metz.  Folio. 

\_Circa  1790] 

1101.  Broglie  (Victor  Franqois,  Due  De — Marshal  of  France;  served  with 

distinction  in  the  Seven  Years’  AA^ar).  Copy  of  a Letter  signed  by 
him  and  with  a line  in  his  autograph.  1 p.  and  a half,  folio. 

January  6,  1782 

1102.  Broglie  (A.  L.  V.  C.,  Due  De — French  Statesman,  married  the 

daughter  of  Mme.  de  Stael)  D.S.  1 p.  8vo.  March  31,  1819.  AAuth 
portrait. 

1103.  Broglie  (A.  L.  V.  C.,  Due  De).  A.N.  in  third  person.  12mo.  [Paris, 

ca.  1833]. 

1104.  Brooks  (N.  A.).  Painting  of  a United  States  ten  dollar  note,  issue 

of  1880.  Gilt  frame.  Signed  “ N.  A.  Brooks,  N.  Y.,  1888.” 


1105.  Bruix  (Eustaciie — Freiicli  admiral,  ai)poiiitc*d  commander  of  the  flo- 
tilla which  Napoleon  intended  for  the  invasion  of  England).  E.S. 
1 p.  folio,  n.p.,  Feb.  28,  1798. 

iStathif?  that  the  Executive  Directory  havinj;  accorded  1,850,000  fr.  to 
the  Minister  of  the  Navy,  decrees  the  amount  to  be  spent  in  a certain 
way. 

IIOG.  Bruix  (Eustache).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Baris,  ]\[arch  8,  1798.  With 
portrait. 

A refusal  to  bring  before  the  Directory  Capt.  Jonathan  Parker’s  (com- 
mander of  the  American  schooner  Iris)  claim  for  indemnity. 

1107.  Brun  Be  Villeret  (General).  A. L.S.  1 p.  folio,  St.  Chely,  May 

20,  1825.  To  the  Minister  of  Finance. 

1108.  Brune  (Guillaume  M.  A. — Marshal  of  France;  offended  Napoleon, 

who  I’emoved  him  from  office,  took  command  under  Napoleon  on 
his  return  from  Elba).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Boulogne,  Sept.  27,  1806. 

To  Marshal,  Prince  of  Neufchatel,  Minister  of  War,  regarding  the 
election  of  officers  of  the  55th  regiment. 

1109.  Brune  (Guillaume  M.  A.),  l^ortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  battle  scene  beneath.  8vo. 

1110.  Brune  (Guillaume  IM.  A.).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1111.  Brune  (Guillaume  jM.  i\..).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line 

engraving.  N.  V.  D.  Meer,  jun.  del.  & fee.  Hand  colored.  8vo. 

1112.  Brune  (Guillaume  M.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script  beneath. 
8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1113.  Brunswick-Luneburg  (Karl  W.  F.,  Duke  Of— celebrated  German 

commander).  L.S.  to  the  Due  de  Choiseiil.  2 pp.  folio.  May  1, 
1762.  With  2 portraits,  one  full  length,  after  Bosio  (3  pieces). 

1114.  Brunswick-Luneburg  (Karl  W.  F.,  Duke  Of).  Portrait,  half  length. 

Cl.  Kohl,  sc.  A.  Graff,  pinx.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

1115.  Brunswick-Luneburg  (Karl  W.  F.,  Duke  Of).  Portrait,  three-quar- 

ter length,  in  uniform.  Houbraken  sculp.  1766.  P.  Gosse,  Jr., 
& I).  Pinet,  excud.  Line  engraving.  Folio,  cut  close. 

1116.  Brunsmtck-Luneburg  (Karl  AV.  F.,  Duke  Of).  Portrait,  three-quar- 

ter length  in  uniform.  Sysang,  fee.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1117.  Brunswick-Oels  (Friedrich  AAh,  Duke  Of— entered  the  Prussian 

service,  killed  at  AA  aterloo).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Brunswick,  Jan.  24, 
1815. 

1118.  Brunswick-Oels  (Friedrich  W.,  Duke  Of).  Portrait.  "HJerzoo- von 

Braunschweig  Oels,''  full  bust  in  uniform.  In  colors.  8vo.  ^ 

1119.  Brunswick-Oels  (Friedrich  AV.,  Duke  Of).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 


1120.  Bulow  (Friedrich  AV.,  Count — Prussian  general,  added  materially  to 

the  victory  gained  by  the  Allies  at  AYaterloo).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio. 
Headquarters  at  Copenhagen,  May  8,  1809. 

Requesting  tlie  aid  of  general  (?)  to  help  two  Danish  officers  who 
wish  to  serve  as  volunteers  in  the  French  army. 

1121.  BliLOw  (Friedrich  \Y.,  Count).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Engraved  by 

Vendramini,  after  Stroehilne.  4to.  London,  1814 

1122.  Bulow  A^on  Dennewitz  (Graf — German  officer).  Portrait,  oval  bust 

in  uniform,  embroidered  coat,  without  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

Zwickau,  n.d. 

1123.  Bunker  Hill.  Battle  of  Bunker  Hill.  Copper  engraving.  Unsigned. 

Small  folio.  [Circa  1784] 

1124.  Bunker  Hill.  Die  Schlacht  von  Bunker-Hill.  G.  Nordheim  sc.,  J. 

Trumbull  pinx.  Line  engraving.  Large  folio  (creased  at  end) . 

I 

1125.  Burnet  (Gilbert).  The  title-page  of  volume  II  of  History  of  His  Own 

Time.  London.  1734,  witli  4410  Original  Manuscript  of  both  Aml- 
umes  of  this  History  will  be  deposited  in  the  Cotton  Library  by  G. 
Burnett  on  reverse  of  title,  in  author’s  autograph  ( ? ) . 

112G.  Burnouf  (Eucene,  distinguished  French  Orientalist,  and  perpetual 
secretary  of  the  Academy  of  Inscriptions).  A.L.S.  1 jiage  4to. 
Paris,  December  27,  1833. 

To  Mods.  Desseuue,  oue  of  the  Directors  of  the  Royal  Press  of  Paris, 
thanking  him  for  the  interest  taken  in  the  printing  of  one  of  his  works. 

1127.  Burnouf  (Eugene).  A.L.S.  1 page  4to.  Paris,  June  9,  1839 

To  the  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Society  of  London,  enclosing  publications 
of  the  French  Asiatic  Society,  of  which  he  was  secretary. 

1128.  .Burrard  (Sir  Harry — British  general,  served  under  Cornwallis  in  the 

Pevolutionary  war).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  (London),  May  19,  1808. 
To  the  Secty.  of  AYar. 

Regarding  Joseph  Lynox  of  the  first  brigade  of  guards. 

1129.  Cadet  De  A^aux.  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Alay  30,  1841.  Bequests 

entrance  to  Alonsieur  s park. 

1120.  Cadiz.  Depart  de  la  flotte  de  Cadix  ponr  la  Vera  Crnz.  Dutch  line  en- 
graving, colored  by  hand.  4to. 

1131.  Cadoudal  (Georges — one  of  the  Chouan  chiefs,  in  the  Pichegru  con- 

spiracy). L.S.  1 p.  folio.  [Paris],  Sept.  17,  1814.  Pleads  for  the 
release  of  a sailor  who  has  been  sent  to  the  galleys. 

1132.  Cadoudal  (Georges).  Portraits,  (1)  full  bust  in  oval.  Gautier  sculp. 

Dumontier  del.  Stipple;  (2),  full  length.  Lithograph  after  Lacau- 
chie.  Together,  2 pieces.  8vo. 


1133. 


1134. 


1135. 


113G. 


1137. 

1138. 


1139. 


1140. 

1141. 

1142. 


1143. 


1144. 

1145. 


Caenales  (jMaequis  ])e — S])(iiiis]i  Ambassador  to  London).  L.  Sub- 
scribed and  S.  to  ]\Ions.  Blatiict  sending  to  him  the  here  enclosed 
copy  of  a Sanvegardo  of  Mary  Queen  of  England  for  the  Persons  and 
Estates  of  the  Viscountess  d’  Esclaye  and  Baron  do  Frey,  fearing  the 
approach  of  the  Confederate  armies.  2 pieces,  folio.  London,  May 
1,  169G. 

Caesar  (Oui.ius).  Portrait.  Mezzotint,  4to.  (cut  to  plate  mark). 

[ [jondon,  Bowles] 


Caffarelli  (A. — maritime  prefect,  councillor  of  state).  xk.L.S.  1 p. 
12mo.  Brest  (France),  Sept.  7,  1803.  Pelating  to  supplies,  etc. 

Caffarelli  (Fran^-ois  ]\I.  A. — French  general,  escorted  the  Empress 
]\rarie  Louise  to  Vienna).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Luxembourg,  March  9, 
1795.  To  Gen.  Marceau.  With  portrait,  eng.  by  Dutertre. 

The  writer  having  been  ordered  by  Gen.  Fruonf  to  take  Gen.  Cbarpen- 
tier’s  place  as  adjutant  general,  says  that  he  will  be  delighted  to  serve 
under  Marceau,  etc. 


Caffarelli  (Fean(;'OIS  iV.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust. 
Lurat.  India  paper.  8vo. 


Grave  par  A. 
Paris,  1858 


Caffarelli  Du  Falga  (Louis  M.  J.  Maximilien — French  general, 
accompanied  Bonaparte  to  Egypt).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  April 
19,  1798. 

Keriuesting  the  recipient  to  reach  Lyons  by  April  24,  where  money  and 
a passport  would  be  given  him. 


Cagliostro  (Alexander — celebrated  arch-impostor).  Portrait,  full 
bust  in  oval.  ^Mezzotint  in  tints  (margins  cut  away,  inlaid.  8vo. 


Catiier  (B.  C. — minister  of  Louis  XVI).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Jan. 
G,  1792.  Pelative  to  the  breaking  of  seals  upon  reports  relating  to 
the  suppressed  courts  of  justice. 


Calais.  Le  Porte  de  Calais.  Dutch  line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

Calonne  (Charles  x4.lexandre  De — French  Minister  of  State  under 
Louis  XVI).  Complimentary  A.L.S.  to  an  English  Lady,  and 
speaking  of  one  of  his  books,  promising  to  send  it.  2 pages  8vo. 
March  7,  1789.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 


Calonne  (Charles  Alexandre  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Mezzotint  by  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script  be- 
neath. 8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Calonne  (Charles  Alexandre  De).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

Calvert  (George — first  Lord  Baltimore).  Full  bust  portrait  on  cop- 
per. Unsigned.  4to.  Circa  1800 

On  the  same  sheet  are  portraits  of  the  Countess  of  Suffolk  and  Mar- 
garet, Countess  of  Cumberland. 


Camraceres  (Jean  J.  P.  De— celebrated  French  statesman,  second 
consul).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Se]it.  12,  1798.  To  the  Commissary, 
II  diset..  City  of  Paris.  A letter  of  thanks. 


114G. 


1147.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  I)e).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  le  4 Vendemiaire, 

FAn  8 [Sept.  25,  1799  [,  sending  the  procuration  asked  for  by  the 
Minister  of  the  Xavy  and  Colonies. 

1148.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint 

(by  Levachez),  biography  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1149.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Ber- 

nard sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1150.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Payen 

sculp,  le  Febvre  del.  Stipple.  Fine  impression.  8vo. 

1151.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint 

[by  Levachez],  biographical  account  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small 
folio  sheet. 

1152.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  G.  G.  Begis  di  C'amba- 

ceres,”  full  length  in  uniform,  seated.  Biasioli  inc.  Bosio  dis. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

1153.  Cambaceres  (Jean  J.  B.  De).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  From 

the  folio,  Versailles  Gallery. 

1154.  Cambaceres  (Marie  J.  P.  H.,  Due  De,  nephew  of  the  preceding). 

A.L.S.  3 pp.  8vo.  n.p.  1859. 

Following  the  Emperor's  orders  he  encloses  a list  of  names  to  whom  in- 
vitations for  a function  had  been  sent. 

1155.  Cambalen  (M.).  L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  Feb.  1,  1819.  A letter  of 

thanks  to  M.  Pyron. 

1156.  Cambridge  (Adolphus  Frederick,  Duke  Oe — 7th  son  of  George  III. 

of  England).  Pay  Warrant  signed  by  him.  2 pp.  folio.  Hanover, 
April  24,  1815. 

1157.  Cambridge  (George  William  F.  C.,  Duke  Of — British  general).  Por- 

trait, full  bust  in  oval.  J.  Godby  sculp.  F.  Behberg  del.  Stipple. 
Folio.  London,  1814 

1158.  Cambronne  (Pierre  J.  E. — French  general,  accompanied  Bonaparte 

to  Elba,  taken  prisoner  at  Waterloo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Lille, 
Sept.  16,  1822. 

Asking  to  he  relieved  of  duty  owing  to  ill  health. 

1159.  Cambronne  (Pierre  J.  E.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple 

in  colors.  4to. 

1160.  Campan  (Jeanne  H.  L.  G. — eminent  teacher).  A.L.S.  Genest 

Campan,”  3 pp.  4to.  Ecouen,  Aug.  14,  1809.  To  Miss  Boileau. 
With  view  of  her  school  “ Ecole  d’enseignement  mutuel.”  Contem- 
porary view,  curious  and  scarce. 

Written  on  paper  “ Legion  d’honneur,  Maison  Imperiale  Napoleon.” 
Asks  the  recipient  to  forward  three  copies  of  an  encyclopedia,  when 
she  has  obtained  permission  from  the  Minister  of  State  to  purchase  same. 


1161.  Campbell  .(John — Duke  Oe  Abgyle  and  Gbeexwicji).  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  armor.  Copper  engraving  by  Houbraken.  Small  folio. 

1162.  Campredon  (Jacques  D.  M. — French  general,  appointed  minister  of 

war  by  Joseph  Bonaparte).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Montpellier,  Oct.  23, 
1806. 

Expressing  satisfaction  at  being  sent  to  Naples,  and  saying  that  he  will 
take  certain  scientific  instruments,  etc. 

1163.  Camus  (Antoine  Le — celebrated  French  ph3’sician).  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  oval.  Line  engraving,  in  bistre.  8vo.  in  JTapoli,  n.d. 

1164.  Camus  (Armand  G. — French  writer).  L.S.  1 p.  4to,  with  seal. 

[Paris],  le  29  Thermidor,  FAn  VI  [August  16,  1798].  Certification 
relative  to  the  amount  of  salary  received  by  M.  Berger. 

1165.  Camus  (Michel — delivered  by  traitors  to  the  Austrians).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  oval.  J.  Gauter  sculp.  F.  Bonneville  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

1166.  Camus  (M.  Le — President  of  the  ISTational  Assembly).  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1167.  Canada.  Thousand  Islands.  (Lake  Ontario  and  St.  Lawrence.) 

Tinted  lithograph  after  Kollner.  4to.  Vew  York,  1851 

1168.  Canclaux  (Jean  Baptiste  C.,  Count — inspector-general  of  cavalry 

under  Bonaparte).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Cherbourg,  Oct.  22,  1809. 
To  the  Minister  of  War,  Count  de  Hnnebourg.  With  portrait,  late 
impression. 

Informing  the  minister  that  he  gave  orders  to  establish  a court-martial 
at  Alengon. 

1169.  Canning  (George — British  statesman.  Premier  of  England).  L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Lisbon,  Feb.  3,  1815.  To  Lord  Castlereagh  apprizing  him 
that  he  has  drawn  upon  his  agent  for  £2,000  on  account  of  extraor- 
dinaries. 

1170.  Canning  (George).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

1171.  Canova  (iVNTONio— celebrated  Italian  sculptor,  invited  to  Paris  by 

Bonaparte,  of  whom  he  executed  a statute  which  later  came  into  the 
possession  of  the  Duke  of  Wellington).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Pome  Mav 
21,  1815.  With  mention  of  Cardinal  Pacca.  ’ 

1172.  Canova  (Antonio).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  1819.  With  portrait. 

1173.  Canova  (Antonio).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Grave  par  F.  Weber, 

peint  par  Gerard.  Line  engraving.  4to.  Paris,  n.d! 

1174.  Canova  (Antonio).  Portrait,  full  bust.  C.  S.  Pradier  sculp.,  F. 

Gerard,  pinx.  Line  eugraving.  4to. 

1175.  Canova  (Antonio).  Portrait,  half  length.  C.  S.  Pardier  sculp.  F. 

Gerard  pinx.  Line  engraving.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 


1176.  Canrobert  (Franqois  Certain — Marshal  of  France  in  1856,  wounded 

at  Inkerman,  etc.).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  April  9,  1856.  lYarrant 
for  payment. 

1177.  Cappellini  (Sebastian — cousin  of  Gen.  Horace  F.  Sebastien).  A.L.S. 

2 pp.  4to.  Perigueux,  [1801].  Portrait  of  the  latter. 

To  his  cousin  Gen.  Horace  F.  Sebastien  telling  him  that  he  had  heard 
he  had  succeeded  in  having  his  uncle  created  cardinal  of  Ajaccio. 

1178.  Caprara  (Cardinal).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Koina,  July  4,  1792. 

The  signer  officiated  at  the  Coroj-.ation  of  Napoleon  as  king  of  Italy  in 
1805. 


1179.  Caracalla  (Marcus  A.  A.  B. — Eoman  eniperor).  Portrait,  full  bust. 

Dessine  et  grave  a la  lampe — d’apres  le  buste  antique.  Mezzotint. 
4to.  Small  margins. 

1180.  Carignano  (Josephine — Marquise  de  Savoy)..  A.L.  in  third  person, 

2 pp.  16mo,  with  envelope  and  wax-seal.  To  the  Marquis  d’Alfieri, 
etc.,  inviting  him  to  spend  a few  days  at  Eacconis.  (2  pieces.) 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  151),  enclosed  in  his  library 
iwrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

1181.  Carnot  (Lazare  IST.  M. — French  statesman,  member  of  the  Tribunat). 

Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Hii  sculpt.  Camsir  del.  Line  and 
stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1182.  Carnot  (Lazare  N.  M.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  8vo. 

1183.  Carnot  (Lazare  H.  M.).  Portrait,  “Lazzaro  Carnot,”  full  length 

seated,  in  uniform.  Sasso  inc.  Bosselman  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1184.  Carnot-Feulins  (Claude  M. — brother  of  Lazare  H.  M.  Carnot,  and 

general  of  brigade).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  i\.pril  29,  1829.  To  M. 
di  Gavando,  thanking  the  recipient  for  a letter  on  the  abolition  of 
the  death  penalty. 

1185.  Caron  (M.).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Muzlberg(  ?),  August  22,  1713.  To 

Abraham  Durant.  Informing  the  recipient  that  no  news  is  at  hand 
from  the  court. 

1186.  Carra  Saint-Cyr  (Jean  FRANgois — eminent  French  general).  A.L.S. 

2 pp.  small  folio.  Alexandria,  iMay  3,  1798.  To  General  Grouchy. 
With  portrait,  full  bust,  in  uniform. 

A gossipy  letter  in  which  he  tells  Grouchy  that  he  and  his  men  have 
returned  to  their  own  quarters,  for  which  they  are  glad,  sends  cordial 
greetings,  asks  for  news,  and  says  that  he  is  undecided  whether  to  stay 
at  Alexandria  or  march  to  Turin. 

j]87.  Carra  Saint-Cyr  (Jean  Francois).  L.S.  4 pp.  folio.  Copy  of  a 
letter  written  Jan.  24,  n.y.  to  Gen.  Lamer  and  Gen.  Moncey,  by  the 
Minister  of  War,  copied  aiid  signed  by  order  of  Carra  Saint-Cyr. 

An  important  military  document  regarding  the  movements  of  the 
troops  in  Italy,  with  detailed  instructions  regarding  their  mobilization, 
etc.,  and  with  mention  of  Gen.  Ilaqnin. 


1188.  Carka  Saint-Cyr  (General).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith. 

Vayron.  8vo. 

1189.  Carrier  (Jean  B. — infamous  French  Jacobin).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Mezzotint  by  Levachez,  with  scene  and  biographical  account  in 
script  beneath.  8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1190.  Carrier  (Jean  B.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Dessine  d’apres  nature 

au  Tribunal  par  F.  Bonneville.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1191.  Carrier  (Jean  B.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by  Leva- 

chez, scene  and  biographical  notice  beneath.  8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1192.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.- — French  general, 'commenced  the  siege  of  Toulon, 

where  Bonaparte  served  under  him).  Document  with  seven  lines  in 
his  autograph  and  signature.  3 pp.  4to.  July  20,  1793. 

1193.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.).  L.  S.  with  two  lines  of  autograph,  1 p.  folio. 

Montpelier,  ce  29  Ventose.  l^An  VIII  [March  20,  1800].  An  order 
to  the  commandant  at  a certain  place  to  send  detachment  of  30  men 
to  relieve  the  garrison  at  Montpelier. 

1194.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.).  L.S.  1 p.  small  4to,  Paris,  Oct.  8,  1812.  To  the 

Minister  of  Finance,  mailing  his  address  in  order  that  a gratuity  may 
be  forwarded  him. 

1195.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bonneville 

sculp.  Mezzotint.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

1196.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bonneville 

sculj).  Mezzotint.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d 

1197.  Carteaux  (Jean  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  W.  Xettliug 

dec.  1809.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1198.  Castel  S.  Angelo.  0 Mole  Adriana.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

1199.  Castellane  (Esprit  A . E.  B. — Alarshal  of  France,  distinguished 

himself  in  the  Eussian  campaign).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  July  24,  1841. 
With  portrait,  on  India  paper. 

To  M.  A.  Pascal  in  Paris  regarding  a publication. 

1200.  [Castellane  (Esprit  V.  E.  B.).]  L.S.  by  Kuntzmann,  a soldier  in 

General  Castellane’s  army,  Feb.  1852,  Paris,  1 p.  folio  to  Prince  Louis 
Bonaparte,  asking  Bonaparte  for  the  decoration  of  the  Lesion  of 
Honor. 

Dn  the  side  of  the  letter  are  15  lines  in  the  autograph  of  Gen  Castel- 
huie,  and  signed,  in  which  he -says  that  at  the  battle  of  Riotero.  an 
olhcer  s horse  having  been  wounded.  Kuntzmann  gave  his  to  that  officer 

stole  one  from  the  Spanish,  and  led  the  charge  against  the  Spanisli 
cu  vn  iry. 


J201.  Castlereagii  (IiObeht  S.,  Maequis  Oe  Loxdoxderey — British  states- 
man, one  of  the  master  spirits  in  the  coalition  against  Napoleon). 
A.L.S.  (first  draft,  marked  “Copy’’),  2 pp.  4to.  London,  Nov.  6, 
1805.  To  C.  Grant,  Esq. 

“ I beg  you  will  accept  my  congratulations  on  the  glorious  news  re- 
ceived this  morning.  Lord  Nelson  lived  to  know  the  result  of  the  action. 
It  was  on  the  same  day  that  Bonaparte  on  the  heights  of  Ulm  was  call- 
ing for  ships  and  colonies  in  presence  of  the  vanished  army  that  Nelson, 
with  an  inferior  fleet,  was  annihilating,  20  of  these  he  possessed,”  etc. 

1202.  Castlereagii  (Egbert  S.,  MxVrquis  Of  Londonderry).  A.L.S.  (in 

Italian),  2 pp.  4to.  May  15,  1819.  With  portrait. 

1203.  Castlereagii  (Egbert  S.,  Marquis  Of  Londonderry).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  [Crag  Farm],  Jan.  11,  no  year.  To  J.  Stephen,  on  personal 
matter. 

1204.  Castlereagii  (Egbert  S.,  Marquis  Of  Londonderry).  Portraits  (1), 

full  bust.  W.  Daniell  sculp.;  (2)  full  bust  from  a statue.  Engraved 
by  I.  Thompson.  2 pieces. 

1205.  Castlereagii  (Egbert  S.,  Marquis  Of  Londonderry).  Portrait,  half 

length.  Engraved  by  H.  Meyer,  drawn  by  W.  Evans,  after  T.  Law- 
rence. Stipple.  Open  letters.  Folio.  London,  1814 

1206.  Castanos  (Francisco  X.  De). — Spanish  general,  defeated  the  French 

at  Baylen).  L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Utrera  (Spain),  June  19,  1808. 

With  mention  of  Louis  Balincourt  and  of  Xavier  Venegas. 

1207.  Castanos  (Francisco  X.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  IJn- 

signed.  8vo. 

1208.  Castries  (Charles  E.  G. — Marshal  of  France).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Ver- 

sailles, August  3,  1782.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  on 
India  paper. 

Comments  regarding  recent  militaiw  orders. 

1209.  Cathcart  (William  S'. — British  general,  took  part  in  the  American 

War,  served  against  the  French  in  Holland).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 
uniform.  Engraved  by  C.  Bestland  after  J.  Hoppner.  Stipple. 
Open  letters,  4to.  London,  1809 

1210.  Catherine  II. — Empress  Of  Eussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo.  Venice,  1788 

1211.  Catherine  De  Medici — Queen  Of  France.  Vellum  D.S.  1 p.  4to. 

[Paris],  March  7,  1580.  Apportions  sums  of  money  to  various  per- 
sons. With  portrait. 

1212.  Catherine  De  Medici.  Portrait,  full  length,  court  dress.  Gatine 

sculpt.  Lante  delt.  In  colors.  4to. 

1213.  Catinat  (Nicolas  De — Marshal  of  France,  who  exclaimed  “Here  is 

virtue  croivned  ” when  created  a marshal  by  Louis  XIV).  A.L.S. 
1 p.  small  4to.  St.  Gratieu,  May  25,  1711.  With  portrait,  engraved 
by  Leroux,  and  view. 

A letter  of  congratulation  to  M.  de  Menaine  on  his  marriage. 


1214.  Caulaincourt  (Armand  A.  L.  De,  Dug  De  Vicence— aide-de-camp  to 

Bonaparte,  fought  at  Waterloo).  L.S.  3 pp.  small  folio,  Dlinkel- 
sphiit.  Dee.  12,  1800.  To  Gen.  Bourcier.  Wdtli  portrait,  full  length 
in  uniform. 

Says  that  the  men  at  Schelessas  are  either  deserters  or  banished  men, 
and  that  his  division  is  almost  demoralized,  etc. 

1215.  Caulaincourt  (Armand  A.  L.  De,  Dug  De  Vicence).  L.S.  1 p. 

folio,  Paris,  May  9,  1815.  To  the  Duke  of  Otranto,  Chief  of  Police. 
With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

Written  to  Joseph  FouchC*,  Duke  of  Otranto,  when  for  tlie  third  time 
in  his  career  he  was  acting  as  Minister  of  Police,  during  the  time  the 
above  was  written,  probably  under  Louis  XVIII.  Caulaincourt  informs 
Fouche  that  the  Emperor  had  ordered  passports  to  be  given  to  M.  Mino 
and  Manuel  Gurrea  to  go  from  Paris  to  Bordeaux. 

1216.  Caulaincourt  (Armand  A.  L.  De,  Due  De  Vicence).  A. L.S.  Cau- 

laincourt, Due  de  Vicence,’’  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  21,  n.y.  To  an 
unnamed  count  on  personal  matters.  W^ith  portrait,  full  bust  in 
uniform. 

1217.  Caulaincourt  (Armand  A.  L.  De,  Due  De  Vicence).  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  uniform.  Forestier  sculp.  Lithograph,  8vo. 

1218.  Cavaignac  (J.  M'.,  Vicomte — French  general,  served  in  Italy  and  Rus- 

sia). A.L.S.,  2 pp.  4to.  Abbeville,  le  28  Ventose,  I’An  12  [March 
18,  1804].  To  General  Perignon,  promising  to  interest  himself  in 
a young  man  who  is  about  to  enter  the  army,  and  recalling  General 
Perignon’s  own  kindness  to  the  writer  when  he  was  entering  the 
ranks. 

1219.  Cav^ello  (Pedro — Prime  Minister  of  Spain) . zV.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  April, 

1816. 

1220.  Ceracchi  (Joseph — sculptor).  Portrait;  H.  Gasimir.  Portrait 

(mezzotint)  ; George  Howard,  Earl  of  Carlisle.  Portrait;  Charles  V. 
of  Spain,  afterward  Emperor  of  Germany.  Portrait;  Charles  L. 
Frederic,  Grand  Duke  of  Baden.  Portrait;  Charlemagne.  Portrait 
(India  paper);  Sir  E.  Codrington,  English  admiral.  Portrait;  A. 
G.  Czartoryski,  Polish  statesman.  Portrait;  George  Czerni,  Servian 
chief.  Portrait;  small  folio  and  8vo.  Together,  9 })ieces. 


1221.  Cervoni.  (Jean  B.— French  general,  chief  of  staff  of  ^larshal  Lannes). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Headquarters  at  Toulon,  Feb.  12,  1799.  To  Brig.- 
Gen.  Aubugeois. 

Regarding  the  number  of  men  and  the  amount  of  ammunition  to  be 
sent  to  Corsica,  and  asks  that  everything  be  ready  for  their  arrival 
etc.  ’ ’ 

1222.  CiiAROT  (L.  F.  J. — French  general,  served  in  Flanders).  L.S.  2 pp. 

folio.  [Cortona],  le  13  Nivose,  I’An  13  [Jan.  2,  1798].  An  account 
of  the  means  employed  by  him  to  raise  a certain  sum  needed  for  the 
army.  Added,  is  a postscript  in  another  hand,  in  Italian,  referrino-  to 
General  Chabot.  ® 


1223.  CiiABOT  (FriANQOis — fanatical  French  Jacobin,  executed  by  order  of 

Eobesj)ierre) . Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  G.  Sardis  [sc.].  Stipple. 
8vo.  in  Venezia,  n.d. 

1224.  CiiABViLLAN  (Mouton — ComteDe).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March 

29,  1812.  To  Mon.  Favre. 

On  watermarked  paper  bearing  portrait  and  arms  of  Marie  Louise. 
Itequests  his  influence  on  behalf  of  a young  man  for  a government  posi- 
tion. 

1225.  Chalier  (Marie  Joseph).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 

Levachez,  military  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo.  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Chalier  was  a violent  Jacobin  and  a fanatical  admirer  of  Marat. 

1226.  CiiAMBOX  De  Montaux  (Nicolas — Mayor  of  Paris).  L.S'.  1 p.  4to. 

Paris,  Jan.  19,  1793.  Eequests  a citizen  to  read  carefully  the  copy  of 
a letter  he  is  mailing  him. 

1227.  Champagny  (J.  B.  N.  J)e,  Due  De  Cabore — succeeded  Talleyrand 

as  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs) . L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Feb.  9,  1807. 
To  the  Counsellor  of  State.  With  portrait. 

Regarding  the  son  of  the  widow  Hoscher,  saying  that  he  should  not  be 
placed  on  the  list  of  conscripts. 

1228.  Champagny  (J.  B.  N.  De,  Dug  De  Cadore).  A.L.S.  Due  de  Ca- 

dore,^^  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  1812. 

Regarding  the  appointment  of  the  recipient’s  brother  to  an  official 
position. 

1229.  Champagny  (J.  B.  N.  De,  Due  De  Cadore).  A.L.S.  “Champagny, 

due  de  Cadore.”  1 p.  4to.  Fontainebleau,  Oct.  28,  1913.  To  Count 
^ 

A letter  of  congratulation  on  the  flne  literary  work  the  recipient  has 
done,  and  thanks  him  for  sending  him  a copy  of  his  book. 

1230.  Champagny  (J.  B.  N.  De,  Due  De  Cadore).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

1231.  Champagny  (J.  B.  N.  De,  Due  De  Cadore).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

1232.  Championnet  (Jean  E. — French  general,  succeeded  Joubert  as  com- 

mander of  the  army  of  Italy).  A.L.S.  4 jip.  folio.  Paris,  July  28, 
1797.  To  the  Minister  of  War.  Probably  a draft  in  Championnet’s 
hand. 

Giving  his  reasons  why  certain  men  are  not  fitted  for  positions. 

1233.  Championnet  (Jean  E.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint 

by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biograpliieal  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1234.  Championnet  (Jean  E.).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1235.  Changarnier  (Nicolas  A.  T. — celebrated  French  general).  D.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Algeria,  Dec.  20,  1847.  Eegarding  rations. 

Issued  the  same  year  he  was  appointed  commander  of  the  division  of 
Algiers. 


1236.  CiTAXGAKNiEK  (NfCOLAS  A.  T.).  A.L.  in  tliird  person,  unsigned. 

1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  Jan.  31,  1850,  regarding  a box  for  Mine.  Rossi’s 
concerts  at  the  Conservatory. 

1237.  CiTAPTAL  (Jeax  a. — distinguished  chemist,  appointed  hy  Bonaparte  a* 

Councillor  of  State).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Oct.  28,  1802.  M ith 
portrait. 

Kegarcling  the  question  of  police  escorts  tlie  prefects  should  have  on 
their  rounds. 

1238.  CiiARETTE  De  La  Contrie  (Francois  A. — eminent  general).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  uniform.  jMezzotint  hy  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical 
account  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1239.  CiiARETTE  De  La  Coxtrie  (Fraxc’Ois  A.).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1240.  Charlemoxt  (James,  Earl  Of).  Portrait.  Stipple  engraving  by 

Smith  after  Hone.  4to.  London,  1814 

1241.  Charles  I.,  King  Of  Exgland.  Portrait.  Three  ditferent  on  one 

sheet),  half  length.  Etching  by  AVilliam  Sharp,  unfinished  proof 
before  all  letters.  4to. 


1242.  Charles  I.,  Kixg  Of  Exglaxd.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  his 

horse  standing  nearby.  J.  B.  Martin  sculpt.  Antonius  Vanduck 
pinxit.  Stipple.  Folio,  spotted  and  with  several  small  holes  in  mar- 
gins. 

1243.  Charles  II.,  Kixg  Of  Spain.  Portrait,  full  length  in  royal  robes.  A 

I’aris  chez  a Trouvain,  etc.  Line  engraving.  Small  folio. 

1244.  Charles  lA'.,  KixHt  Of  Spain.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 

par  Canu,  dessine  par  Belache.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1245.  Charles  I\.,  King  Of  Spain.  Portraits,  (1)  full  length  in  uniform. 

C.  AVarren  sculp.  Copper  engraving.  London,  1790;  (2)  Charles 
lA  . and  ()ueen  Louisa.  Maria  E.  Cowjier  set.  Stipple.  London, 
1811.  2 pieces. 


1246.  Charles  A .,  Dox  Carlos  I.  Of  Spain,  afterwards  Emperor  of  Ger- 

many. Portrait,  three-quarter  length  in  armor.  F.  S.  Negges  sc. 
Mezzotint.  Folio,  margins  cut  away. 

1247.  Charles  X.,  (King  Of  France).  D.S.  1 p.  large  folio  (folded) . Ver- 

sailles, Oct.  7,  1781.  Orders  the  Treasurer-General  to  pay  out  10  000 
francs,  etc.  AATth  portrait.  ^ 

1248.  Charles  X.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Jones 

fecit.  Stipple.  8vo.  London,  1792 

1249.  Charles  X.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 

par  Decrouant.  Stipple.  4to. 


1250. 

1251. 


Charles  X.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 
par  A.  H.  Lefevre,  dessine  d’apres  nature  par  Gounod.  Stipple.  4to. 

Charles  X.,  King  Of  FrxVnce.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stip- 
ple. Printed  in  colors.  Small  folio. 


1252.  Charles  X.,  Kixg  Of  France.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  En- 

graved by  A.  Freschi  after  the  original  in  possession  of  Le  Comte 
Francois  Des  Cart.  Stipple  and  line.  Small  folio,  mounted  on  card. 

London,  1804 

1253.  Charles  X.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  length,  in  royal  robes, 

P.  Adams  sculp.,  F.  Gerard  pinx.  Etching.  Proof  Wore  letters  on 
India  paper.  \_ca.  1826] 

1254.  Charles  XII.,  King  Of  Sweden.  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  June  3,  1698. 

With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  holding  sword,  also  on  same 
plate  representation  of  “ A Swedish  officer.’’ 

1255.  Charles  XII.,  King  Of  Sweden.  Portrait,  full  bust.  J.  Pass  sc. 

Ihne  engraving.  8vo.  [London],  1827 

1256.  Charles  XIII.,  King  Of  Sweden,  X.S.  as  the  Duke  of  Sudermania, 

regent  brother  of  Gustavus  III,  later  became  king  of  Sweden.  1 p. 
8vo.  Stockholm,  Jan.  11,  1793. 

1257.  Charles  XIII.,  King  Of  Sweden.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  C. 

Turner  sculpt.  Eota  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Folio.  London,  1813 

1258.  Charles  XIII.,  King  Of  Sweden.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

Drawn  by  W.  Heath.  Folio.  London,  1814 


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1259.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria — celebrated  general,  commanded  at 

Aspern,  which,  according  to  Alison,  w'as  the  first  great  action  in 
which  Napoleon  had  been  defeated.’’  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Jan.  9,  1798 

1260.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria.  Portrait,  three-quarter  length  in 

uniform.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Folio,  small  margins. 

1261.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

G.  B.  Bosio  dis.  ed.  inc.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1262.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  En- 

graved by  B.  Molmari.  Stipple.  8vo.  [London],  1797 

1263.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform. 

Nutter  sculp.  Kinenger  invt.  Stipple.  8vo.  London,  1800 

1264.  Charles,  Archduke  Of  Austria.  ''  Sieg  des  Erzherzog  Karl  uber  die 

Franzbsen,”  etc.  In  colors.  8vo. 

1265.  Charles  Emanuel  II. — Duke  Of  Savoy,  1634-75.  L.S.  to  the  Mar- 

quis di  Barolo  asking  him  to  give  orders  to  the  authorities  of  La 
Morro  for  the  arrest  of  some  deserters.  In  a wrapper  with  notes  in 
the  handwriting  of  Silvio  Pellico.  1668. 

1266.  Charles  (Emanuel  III. — King  Of  Sardinia).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  on 

vellum,  April  29,  1753.  With  portrait. 

1267.  Charles  (Louis — Austrian  general).  Portrait,  full  length,  in  uniform, 

standing  beside  cannon.  Grave  par  Alix.  Mezzotint.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1268.  Charlotte  Augusta,  Princess  of  Wales,  duughter  of  George  IV. 

of  England.  Mezzotint.  (Margins  cut  away,  mounted) . 4to. 

1269.  Charpentier  (Henri  F.  M.— French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Cre- 

mone,  Aug.  15,  1800.  To  Gen.  Ambert. 

Asking  Ambert  to  inform  the  new  brigadier-general  of  his  duties  and 
to  assist  him  as  much  as  he  can. 


1270.  Chasset  (Charles  A. — deputy  of  the  ISTational  Assembly).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  oval,  Coqueret  sculp.,  Lombert  del.  Mezzotint.  Small 
4to. 

1271.  Chastillon  (Alexis  M.  E.,  Dug  De — 1680-1754,  Governor  of  the  Dau- 

phin, son  of  Louis  XV.).  Eeceipt  signed  with  two  autograph  lines. 
1 p.  8vo. 

The  Due  de  Chastillon  as  a lieutenant-general  commanded  the  cavalry 
at  the  Battle  of  Guastalla  in  1734. 

1272.  Chateaubriand  (Francois  A.  De — celebrated  French  Author,  Ambas- 

sador to  England  in  1822).  Passport  for  the  Count  and  Countess 
d’Haussonville  and  suite,  with  signatures  of  Chateaubriand,  Ambas- 
sador, and  Bourqueney,  Secretary.  1 p.  folio,  with  endorsement  on 
back.  London,  June  18,  1822.  With  portrait,  full  length.  Todes- 
chini  inc.,  Demarchi  dis. 

1273.  Chateaubriand  (Francois  A.  De).  Portrait,  full  length.  F.  Philip- 

poteaux  pinxt.  Lithograph  in  colors.  4to. 

1274.  Chateneue  (Marquis  De).  A.L.S.  referring  to  a pardon  to  be  ac- 

corded to  Monsieur  de  Clerfayt,  who  was  under  trial  for  a duel.  3 pp. 
4to.  The  Hague,  December  22,  1713.  Also,  a copy  of  a letter  of 
Madame  de  Clerfayt  to  the  Marquis  de  Chateneuf,  asking  him  to  in- 
terest himself  in  the  pardon  to  be  accorded  to  her  son.  Dated  Mons, 
November  19,  1713.  2 pp.  and  a half,  folio.  2 pieces. 

1275.  Chaulnes  (Charles  D’Ailly,  Duo  De — Peer  of  France,  Lieutenant- 

General  of  Brittany).  Printed  document  with  autograph  signature. 
St.  Malo,  October  24,  1689. 

1276.  Chaumette  (Pierre  G.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 

Lavachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on 
small  folio  sheet. 

Chaumette  was  a Jacobin  proscribed  by  Robespierre  and  executed  in 
1794. 

1277.  Chauvelier  (J. — French  Minister  to  England,  1792).  L.S.  I p.  4to 

(portion),  1792.  Stating  that  Tobias  Atkinson  is  the  notary  for  the 
Eoyal  Household. 

1278.  Chenier  (Marie  J. — French  poet,  brother  of  Andre  Chenier).  A Note 

S.  1 p.  24mo.  n.p.n.d.  Eecommending  a friend  to  the  Minister  of 
[Foreign  Affairs].  With  portrait. 

1279.  Chenier  (Marie  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  F.  Bonneville  del  et 

sculp.  Stipple.  8vo.  ‘ Paris,  n.d. 

1280.  Chimay  (Jeanne  M.  I.  T.,  Princesse  De — friend  of  Madame  Bona- 

parte). A.L.S.  Princess  de  Crimay,’’  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.n.d.  To  the 
Chevalier  de  Bacourt. 

An  invitation  to  attend  a picnic. 


1281.  CIIOISEOL  (ISTIENNE  FuANgois,  Doc  llii-lTlO-l^S,  eminent  French 
statesman,  and  the  favorite  and  cliief  minister  of  Louis  um- 

cial  L.S.  to  Kollioud  de  St.  Julien,  general  treasurer  of  the  clergy.  ^ 
pp.  folio.  Paris,  April  1(5,  1769.  With  portrait.  2 pieces.  ^ 

In  1701  the  Dnc  cle  Choiseul  negotiated  with  the  King  of  Spain  the 
secret  treaty  called  “the  family  compact,”  which  was  considered  a 
masterpiece ' of  diplomacy.  About  1702  he  suppressed  the  Order  of 
Jesuits. 


1282.  CiiouDiEU  (Pierre — French  regicide  and  Jacobin).  A. L.S.  2 pp. 

12mo,  including  addressed  portion.  Paris,  Sept.  1,  1835.  Informing 
]M.  Bonnaissier  of  the  contents  of  a letter  he  has  received,  &c. 


1283.  Christian  VII.,  King  Oe  Denmark.  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Jan.  11,  1788. 
With  seal. 


1284.  Cicero  (M.  Tullius).  Portrait.  P.  P.  Rubens  clelin.  Mezzotint. 

4to.  cut  close  and  repaired.  London,  Bowles 


1285.  Cicero  (M.  Tullius).  Portrait.  Mezzotint.  4to  (cut  to  plate  mark) . 

[London,  Bowles] 


1286.  Clarke  (Henri  J.  C.,  Due  De  Feltre — Marshal  of  France).  D.S. 

“ Clarke.”  2 pp.  folio.  Military  Police  Office,  Oct.  22,  1807.  With 
portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  grave  par  Boilley. 

A report  to  the  Emperor  regarding  GG  men,  who  had  been  sentenced 
to  the  workhouse  for  desertion,  and  asking  the  Emperor  to  pardon  them. 

1287.  Clarke  (FIenri  J.  G.,  Due  De  Feltre).  A.L.S.  “ Cte.  Lumbourg.” 

1 p.  folio.  Paris,  August  8,  1809. 

To  General  Gamier,  ordering  him  in  the  name  of  the  Emperor  to  go  to 
Gand  and  take  command  of  the  4th  division  of  the  army  of  the  Escaut. 

1288.  [Clarke  (FIenri  J.  G.,  Due  De  FTltre).]  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  from  the 

^Minister  of  Commerce  [C.  de  Supe],  to  General  Clarke.  Paris,  April 
25,  1810.  Mentions  the  arrest  of  four  English  sailors,  and  asks  for 
the  bounty  due  on  them. 

1289.  Clarke  (Henri  J.  G.,  Due  De  Feltre).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris, 

March  19,  1811.  Informing  General  Vial  of  his  appointment  as 
commander  of  the  18th  Division,  and  ordering  him  to  set  out  for 
Dijon. 

1290.  Claviere  (Etienne — Swiss  financier  and  author,  close  political  asso- 

ciate of  the  famous  Mirabeau).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris.  Aug.  14, 
1792.  To  the  Administrators  of  Quimper,  Dept,  of  F'inistere,  in- 
forming them  that  lie  is  doing  all  in  his  power  to  dampen  the  hope  of 
success  of  the  enemy,  and  believes  there  is  little  likelihood  of  the 
English  joining  the  coalition  of  the  King  against  the  People. 

A most  interesting  letter  written  at  the  time  of  the  Massacre  of  the 
Swiss  Guards  at  the  Tuileries,  and  a short  period  before  Claviere’s  rein- 
statement in  the  Ministry,  when  the  power  of  the  Commune  was  beginning 
to  make  itself  felt. 


1291.  Claviere  (Etienne).  D.S. 
With  portrait,  2 pieces. 


1 page  folio.  Paris,  January  26,  1793. 


1293.  Clavieee  (Etiexxe).  Portnut,  full  bust  iu  oval,  J.  F.  Bolt  sc.  (Juiiy) 
[IT]  93.  Stipple.  12iiio. 

1293.  Clausel  (Bertkaxd,  Comte — Marshal  of  France,  came  to  the  United 
States  in  1815).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Algiers,  Sept.  30,  1830.  With  por- 
trait, full  length  in  uniform,  and  biographical  account. 

Written  when  governor  of  the  French  possessions  in  North  Africa 
(Algeria)  to  Comte  de  St.  Priest,  alnnit  certain  work  that  will  be  de- 
layed two  weeks. 

1291:.  Cleemoxt  (Louis  Be  Bourbox  Coxde^  Prixce  Be — displayed  great 
courage  and  ability  in  several  campaigns  between  1T33-1T50).  L.S. 
“ Louis  de  Bourbon,*’  1 p.  Svo.  Paris,  Bee.  4,  1T41.  Wishing  to 
know  why  certain  plans  were  changed.  With  portrait. 

1395.  Clermoxt-Toxxerre  (S.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  Un- 
signed. Svo. 

1296.  Clery  (Jeax  B.  C.  H. — last  servant  of  Louis  XYI.).  Portrait,  full 
bust  in  oval.  P.  Audinet  sculp.  H.  Bauloux  pinxt.  Line  engraving 
in  brown.  4to.  . London,  1T9S 

129T.  Clootz  (jEAX-BAriTSTE).  Portrait  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 
Levachez,  trial  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  Svo., 
on  small  folio  sheet. 

1298.  Clootz  (Jeax-Baptiste).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1299.  Cluzel  axd  Beexard.  A.L.S.  of  the  former,  2 pp.  folio,  Paris,  March 

13,  IT 95.  Tellino;  the  Committee  of  Public  Safetv  that  he  is  ill  and 
not  tit  for  duty.  Countersigned  by  Bernard.  Cluzel  voted  for  the 
death  of  Louis  XYI. 

1300.  Coburg  (Josias,  Prixge — Austrian  General,  1T3T-1815).  B.S.  with 

seal ; also  portrait.  3 pieces. 

Referring  to  a consignment  of  4,577  pounds  of  tobacco.  Prince  Josias 
commanded  the  Austrian  army,  which,  with  the  aid  of  Suwarow,  de- 
feated the  Turks  in  17S9,  &c. 

1301.  Coburg  (Josias,  Prixce).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Engraved  by 

J.  Gillray  after  Loutherbourg.  Stipple.  Small  folio. 

London,  IT 94 

1302.  Coburg  (Josias,  Prixce).  Portrait,  three  quarter  length  in  uniform, 

telescope  in  right  hand,  map  in  left,  mounted  men  in  background. 
Job.  Mart.  IVill  exc.  A. A”.  Alezzotint.  Folio. 

1303.  CocHOX  (Charles — Alinister  of  Police).  L.S.,  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  le 

13  Germinal,  I’An  A"  [April  3,  1T9T].  To  the  Commissary,  d’c., 
Bept.  of  the  Seine,  requesting  verification  of  the  death  of  Laurent 
Iluvernav. 

1304.  CocKBURX  (Sir  George — British  admiral,  fought  in  the  IVar  of  1812). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  (London).  AFarch  9.  1844,  returning  thanks  for 
the  receipt  of  a treatise.  AVith  portrait,  three  quarter  length  in  uni- 
form. 


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•^’i'rt'tary,  i'ann,  A//ril  A;/[//i/<fwr/#t  //f  h,  /k 

l//  W'fV/;  nwU'r  i\ui  Dnlo;  of  ('Ai*iYrhn)t^„ 

i:m.  <'o<o»v  fWAMh  y,  D.  Dh  y„  Dlkk  Dk),  A,yM,  Jp,  >.vo,  17,  /*// 

yt'itr,  With  |///rtrait,  full  hfftprih  in  vn'ifonn,  ar>/l  ou/j(r»f/nt/:»l  */>' 
fount, 

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will  Mwaft  onit^n  at  |{rmMMr<a, 

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known  l/ihlj//i/hil/r>,  l>,H,  I [/a^  an/1  a half,  UAuk  Pam, 
riiary  h*/,  105.*/,  With  f///rtrait,  2 yistn^r*., 

y.itf.K  (!fn,i,t%ow<HfU  ((XrnHkH'f—  Dnthh  ///rd-A^rniral,  \n  hhuumA 

at  'i’rafal((ar I,  Or/hrr  ifi((n/jd  for  To  CafH,  KatU^r,  Ma'ta, 

foWt  1810), 

1310,  (UfUAsov^'fffft)  (drruiiktn ),  i*ortrAt,  full  hrj*t  in  unjf//rrft,  F Pr//wfj 

*/rulf/,  W,  M,  Crai;r  /kl,  Jj'n/;  on'/nrlu'/,  iUt,  [I>/f*dofjJ,  1815 

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Pari*,  O/i,  5^0,  1703,  Kr//fn  tli^  ('ofninitu^e  of  PaUk  .SaMj  to  Pitt* 
/>'n  HaM«/^nfra/rt*  a/:kn//irl/;/Jg^jni(  r<;oeipt  of  rtf/nU.  of  tho  a^^nr/iioi 
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/ al*//,  hy  f’arnot  and  I'ri/rur,  JO/rtrait, 

1312,  Houjf't  D'ilkHi'/fik  (,lkAS  M,),  Portrait,  full  i/a»t  in  /rral,  Mi'nati/;ni 

w;alp,  .Stipphf,  8ro,  m V^i^ia,  n>l- 

1313,  (UfU/fr-D'llkfii'AHH  (,f.  S,  and  PiLLAt'i/'VanEjfsrK  J.  M, — 1/Oth  noto* 

nouii  Fron/rh  ./a/rohi'n*),  I>„S,  1 p,  folio.  Pan*,  k 24  M*r**idor,  TAn 
il  [July  13,  1704),  \a  merntten  of  tho  (lomxsihtkh  of  .Safetr  ther 
writo  /ronrr/fmiriff  th<;  ro-ipniath/n  of  M,  Ponol,  and  rfsqia^^t  the  Ajr*wt 
of  tho  iMpt,  of  P'alva/J//*,  Ac,  to  appoint  in  hLt  pia*^^  With 

j/ortrait,  full  h^ngth, 

1314,  f 'oi//vjAi,  Amkkica.  I>,.S,  1^  J,  Garnl/ut,  J/>hn  hfiftiCfiT  and  Thomas  Mami, 

ladng  ^ \ dornand  for  a supply  of  Gunr/sm^  .St//r/?s  f//r  tt^  of  hi* 
Maj<,'sty^s  .Sl////p  tlur  Kantela>,  .John  l>^rkor,  Ksq,,  /commanding, 

Vork,  ,\ugu*t  10,  1778  ” (tlMrn  folh/ws  Ii>t  of  supplks  n^/t/kdi.  1 p. 
8vo. 

131.5.  C/>f//B  PBi.vm  1 saw  a .Smith  with  hi-  hzmmer  etc,  M/ezzo- 

tint,  rnsign/^J.  Colorful  hy  hand,  I»ndon,  .Savfrr;  “ I>t  Dngn/ss- 
olin.”  I.ith//graph  in  /^//lors.  F/Jio.  Togotl^r,  2 pkr«r*- 

1310,  Coi/iKEu  ViEwg  ‘T,^  Port  do  Plym/jrath,”  T.  Miltoa.  .Santach:  ^ I,a 
Bolle  Alliance.”  Unsigned ; Ba'»tia.  Corsica.  Drawn  hr  Capt,  Fra*/?r. 
F.  Jukes,  fc, ; View  of  Moscow.  Unsigned.  4to  and  oWoag  4to, 

Lcrodon,  ike,  rA. 


1317.  ColujMBUS  (CiriasTOPHi^i!) . Portrait,  full  lengthy  in  chains,  upon  his 

return  from  his  third  voyage  to  America.  Vidal  sculp.  Chaalle  pinx. 
Line  engraving.  Large  folio  (slight  stains).  Paris,  n.d. 

1318.  CoMMiTTE  Of  Public  Safety.  D.S.  by  Papon,  Benezet,  Carnot,  C. 

A.  Prieur  and  Lindet,  1 p.  folio,  tluly  25,  ITD-l.  Pegarding  guns. 

1319.  CoMPANS  (Jean  Dominique — French  general,  praised  by  Xapoleon, 

taken  prisoner  at  Waterloo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Tiguierer,  Dee.  21, 
1794.  To  M.  Deshordes.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Stipple. 

Ke^arcliug  the  distribution  of  men,  and  gathering  the  crop  of  olives 
in  the  conquered  places. 

1320.  CoMPANS  (Jean  Doaiinique).  A.Ij.S.  1 p.  4to.  Boulogne,  July  15, 

1805.  To  M.  D’Heindricourt. 

A promise  on  the  part  of  the  writer  to  take  a copy  of  the  “ Cartes  de 
la  Nation  Franqaise  ” serially  as  issued. 

1321.  CoAiPANS  (Jean  Dominique).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  8vo. 

1322.  Conde  (Henky  11.  De  Bourbon,  Prince  De — father  of  the  Great 

Conde.)  D.  S.  three  times;  also  signed  thrice  by  Cardinal  Frangois 
de  Joyeuse,  the  confidential  minister  of  Henry  III,  Henry  IV  and 
Louis  XIII.  2 pp.  and  a half,  folio.  August  9,  1603.  With  por- 
trait. 2 pieces. 

By  this  document  Cardinal  de  Joyeuse  and  Priuce  de  Conde  are  con- 
stituted agents  for  the  sale  of  the  lands  of  Beaumont  imd  Velloy  be- 
longing to  the  Duchess  Henriette  Catherine  de  Joyeuse,  niece  of  the 
Cardinal. 

1323.  Conde  (Henry  II.  De  Bourbon — Prince  De).  L.S.  ''Henry  de 

Bourbon,'"’  1 ]).  folio,  Bourges,  Oct.  22,  1627.  Pegarding  the  payment 
of  money.  With  portrait,  half  length  in  armor,  copper  engraving. 

1324.  Conde  (Louis  II.  De  Bourbon,  Prince  De — called  "le  Grand  Conde” 

and  the  victor  of  the  famous  battle  of  Pocroi,  at  the  age  of  22  years). 
Peceipt  signed  on  vellum,  with  two  lines  in  his  autograph.  July  28, 

1672.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

This  receipt  is  interesting  as  referring  to  the  pay  of  Conde  for  his  first 
two  months  as  a commander  of  the  army  against  Holland. 

1325.  Conde  (Henri  Jules  De  Bourbon — Prince  De,  and  only  son^of  the 

o-reat  Conde).  L.S.  " II.  J.  de  Bourbon,”  1 p.  4to.  Douai,  Xov.  10. 

1673.  On  military  affairs,  Avith  seal. 

1326.  Conde  (Louis  J.  De  Bourbon,  IhiiNCE  De — Commander  of  the  emi- 

grants Avho  took  up  arms  against  the  regime  in  1792).  L.S.  1 p.  4to 
Cnlaid).  Paris,  Jan.  16,  1758.  Letter  of  thanks  to  M.  Lauzon  for 
his  XeAV  Year’s  greetings.  With  portrait. 

1327.  Conde  (Louis  J.  DE'Bourbon— Prince  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

April  24,  1793.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

1328.  C'ONDE  (Louis  Joseph— Prince  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Stipple,  unsigned.  4to. 


1329.  CoNDOKCET  (i\rAKiE  J.  A.  X.  (’.  De — Frcncli  pliilosoplier) . Portrait, 
full  bust  ill  oval.  i\fezzotint  by  l>evaohez,  scene  and  biographical  ac- 
count in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 


J330.  CoNDOiiCET  (i\[A]UE  J.  A.  N.  (b  De).  Portrait,  full  hiist  in  oval.  Mezzo- 
tint by  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 


1331.  CoNDOHCET  (IMaiue  d.  A.  N.  C.  De).  Portrait,  full  length.  Ij.  llados 

inc.  Ct.  B.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  Svo. 

1332.  Congeess  oe  AAenna  (containing  portraits  of  Metternich,  Talleyrand, 

Messelrode  and  others).  Engraved  by  G.  E.  Ferine,  New  York,  for 
the  Eclectic  Magazine.  2 states,  (1),  unfinished  proof  before  letters, 
(2),  finished  plate.  Oblong  Svo. 

1333.  CoxsALVi  (Ercole — Cardinal,  1st  minister  of  Pius  negotiated 

the  Concordat  Avith  Napoleon,  1801).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Pome, 
June  1(),  1819.  With  3 different  portraits.  Together,  4 pieces. 


1334.  Constant  (Benjamin — French  publicist,  editor  ‘^Mournal  des  Debats,” 

banished  by  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  por- 
tion, Paris,  le  29  Eructidor,  PAn  YII  [Sept.  15,  1799].  Eequests  of 
M.  Malandain  an  immediate  reply  to  letter. 

1335.  Constant  (Benjamin).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  n.p.  May  9,  1822.  To 

M.  Piglet  at  the  Prefecture.  With  portrait. 

Clairuing  that  the  rights  of  M.  Druyer,  a citizen  and  an  elector,  have 
been  violated  because  his  ideas  were  not  in  accord  Avith  those  of  others. 


1336.  Constant  (Benjamin).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Ladered  sculp.  Proof  on 
India  paper,  before  letters.  4to. 


1337.  Constant  (Benjamin).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oaM.  Benoist  sculp. 

Guibert  delt.  Line  and  stipple.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 

1338.  Constant  (Benjamin).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Coiiche  fils  sculp. 

Jacques  del.  India  paper.  Open  letters.  Svo. 

1339.  Constantine  (Nikolaevitch— second  son  of  the  emperor  Nicholas). 

Portrait,  full  bust,  wearing  medals.  Proof  on  India  paper  in  open 
letters.  4to.  Inscription  in  Pussian. 


1340.  Constantine  (Nikolaevitch).  A.S.  1 p.  Sa^,  n.d. 

1341.  Constantine  Paulovitch,  Grand  Duke  Op  Pussia— commanded  a 

corps  at  Austerhtz.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Gatshina  (Pussia),  Aug.  12. 
1800. 


1342.  Constantine  Pauloahtcii,  Grand  Duke  Of  Pussia.  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  uniform.  Dessine  par  AVredi,  grave  par  A.  lieo-rand  Stin- 
ple.  4to.  ^ 0-1 

1343.  CoxTi  (Araiand  De  Bourdon— Prince  De,  a brother  of  the  oreat 

Conde,  married  a niece  of  Cardinal  Alazarin).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  "Bot- 
deaux,  June  26,  1658.  Pegarding  the  chateau  de  Torride. 


134-i.  CoxTHACT.  A Contract  for  a sale  of  land  near  Cesena  in  Italy,  done 
j\Iarcli  3,  14?6.  Written  on  a long  sheet  of  parclnnent. 

An  interesting  docninent. 

1345.  Convention.  L.S.  by  J.  S.  Sanrine,  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  21,  1793, 

relative  to  men  who  were  seen  prowling  around  the  Convention,  etc. 

1346.  CooTE  (Eyke — British  general,  served  in  America,  carried  the  colors  at 

the  Ijattle  of  Brooklyn,  made  K.B.  for  services  in  Egypt).  Portrait, 
full  length  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  4to.  In  colors.  London,  1815 

1347.  CoQuiLLE  (T. — nnder-secretary  of  the  Secretariat-Grcneral  of  Algiers). 

C^opy  of  a disclosure  made  by  a prisoner  of  a plot  by  an  Arab  to  kill 
certain  people.  3 pp.  folio.  Oran  [Algeria],  Oct.  23,  1852.  Signa- 
ture of  Coqnille  attesting  authenticity  of  copy. 

1348.  Coruoli-Bussi  (Jean).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  por- 

tion. Turin,  Oct.  6,  1847. 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  402),  enclosed  in  bis  library 
wrapper  and  with  bis  autograph  annotations. 

1349.  CoRDAY  (Charlotte).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 

Levachez,  representation  of  the  murder  of  j\Iarat  and  biographical 
notice  in  script  beneath,  8yo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1350.  CoRMU  (Cashier — French  general  in  the  Eevolution).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  Paris,  1795.  To  M.  AOdel. 

Requesting  Videl  to  be  present  on  September  24,  1705,  at  noon,  in  the 
cashier’s  counting  room. 

1351.  CoRMU  (Cashier).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  (Paris),  Sept.  24,  1796.  Eegard- 

ing  money. 

1352.  CoRNtv ALLIS  (Charles  Marquis).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length  in 

uniform,  standing.  Engraved  by  Benj.  Smith  after  I.  S.  Copley. 
Stipple.  Folio  (mounted  and  cut  close).  London,  1798 

1353.  Corvisart-Desmarets  (Jean  N. — appointed  about  1800  chief  physician 

to  Bonaparte).  A.L.S.  “ Corvisai’V^  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  June  29,  1808. 
With  portrait. 

1354.  Corvisart-Desmarets  (Jean  InT.).  A.L.S.,  2 pp.  12mo,  including  the 

addressed  portion).  [Paris],  June  22,  1809.  To  M.  Pigault  le 
Brim,  stating  that  a person  by  the  name  of  Barre  has  promised  to 
help  PigaulPs  protege. 

1355.  Corvisart-Desmarets  (Jean  N.).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Forestier  sculp. 

Stipple.  8vo. 

1356.  Cottolengo  (Canon  Joseph).  Two  A.L.S.,  12mo,  and  4to,  each  2 

pp.  including  addressed  portions.  Turin,  July  6,  1837,  and  Sept. 
20,  1837.  To  Sister  Gaspera,  of  the  school  of  Brail,  on  ecclesiastical 
matters.  (2  pieces.) 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  391),  enclosed  in  bis  library 
wrapper  and  with  bis  autograph  annotations. 


1357.  CoTTREAU,  GiiANET,  AND  BouRDON.  (Members  of  the  National  Con- 

vention). L.y.  1 ]).  folio.  Paris,  le  15  Ventose,  FAii  Y [March  5, 
1797].  Informs  Citizen  Charretie,  London,  that  they  have  commu- 
nicated with  the  English  government  relative  to  French  prisoners. 
Signed  by  each  of  the  three. 

1358.  CouDRAYE  (M.  De  La).  Les  Verites  Lternclles  qui  Constituent  les 

Empereurs  et  les  Pois  dYu  il  resulte  que  le  llevoliitionnaire  Buona- 
parte. 10  pp.  small  4to,  unbound  and  uncut  (old  writing  at  bottom 
final  page).  Paris,  1814 

1359.  CouiN  (Joseph  C. — French  general).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Varsorie,  Jan. 

12,  1807.  To  the  Prince  of  Neufchatel,  minister  of  war. 

Requesting  the  transfer  of  Andre  Vanthier. 

1360.  CouRCELLES  (PAULINE  IvNip  De — Naturalist).  A.L.S.  to  the  King  of 

the  Two  Sicilies  asking  him  to  interest  himself  in  the  work  entitled 
“ Colombes  et  Pigeons  exotiques  ” edited  after  her  drawings.  1 p. 
4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1361.  Cousin  (Victor — celebrated  French  philosopher).  Original  Manu- 

script Poem  Aristote  de,”  15  lines,  with  corrections.  YTth  signa- 
iiature  V.  Cn.  Addressed  to  Mons.  Shilbert. 

1362.  Cousin  (Victor).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  n.p.n.d.  To  M.  Pompee,  re- 

garding the  best  time  for  an  engagement. 

1363.  CouTARD  (Louis  F.,  Comte — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Vil- 

leneuve,  Aug.  18,  1838.  To  Count  de  Bondy,  relative  to  property 
he  has  purchased. 

1364.  CouTHON  (Georges — French  Jacobin).  Signature  and  several  lines  in 

his  autograph  on  margin  of  a L.S. , 1 p.  folio,  from  Faucheur,  Paris, 
Jan.  4,  1794,  who  has  written  relative  to  a position.  Couthon  recom- 
mends Faucheur  to  the  commission,  &c.  With  2 portraits. 

1365.  CoxE  (William — English  historian).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length. 

Engraved  by  J.  Young  after  C.  Grignion.  Mezzotint.  4to  (margins 
thinned). 

1366.  Craufurd  (Sir  Charles  Gregan — British  general,  served  in  the  Aus- 

trian campaign).  A.L.S.  5 pp.  4to.  [London],  April  24,  [1816]. 
Interesting  personal  letter  about  himself  and  brother. 

1367.  Cravtovyski  (Prince).  Letter  in  third  person,  unsigned,  accepting 

Countess  Bourke’s  invitation  to  dinner.  1 p.  12mo  [Parisl  Jan 

20,  1834.  L j,  • 

1368.  Cretil  (Emanuel — named  by  Napoleon  as  Councillor  of  State).  LS 

2 pp.  folio,  Paris,  July  22,  1808.  To  M.  Gavoty. 

Acknowledgment  of  the  receipt  of  two  letters  from  ]M.  Gavoty  on  the 
snluect  of  rope  making.  Cretil  recommends  him  to  address  the  Minister 
ot  the  Navy. 

136!).  Crkqui  (CiiAiti.iiS  IT.,  Siiie  T)e— Frencli  General,  killed  at  the  sieo-e  of 
Chambery  in  1630).  D.S.  on  vellum.  December  14,  1620.  With 
portrait  of  Charles  de  Crequi,  Duke  de  Lesdiguieres.  2 pieces. 


1370.  Cromwell  (Oliver — Lord  Protector  Of  England).  Signature, 

‘^Oliver  P.”  at  end  of  letter  (portion),  dated  Whitehall,  Feb.  12, 
165-1.  Portrait.  (Both  pieces  inlaid  on  the  one  sheet.) 

1371.  Cromwell  (Oliver).  Portrait.  Copper  engraving,  by  Woodman  after 

Cooper.  Small  folio.  London,  1784 

13^2.  Cromwell  (Oliver).  Cromwell  at  Warston  Moor.  John  Bromley 
sculpt.  A.  Cooper  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Proof  in  open  letters.  4to. 

London,  1826 

1373.  Cromwell  (Oliver).  Portrait,  Oliver  Cromwell,”  full  bust  in 

armor.  G.  A.  Grnndler  sc.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1374.  CuBiERES  (Amedee — French  general,  fought  at  Austerlitz  and  Wag- 

ram).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo  n.p.  Dec.  31,  1835.  To  M.  Blacque  request- 
ing an  appointment. 

1375.  Cumberland  (William  Augustus,  Duke  Of — third  son  of  George  II. 

of  England).  Half  length  portrait  in  military  coat  and  hat.  Mezzo- 
tint. Hudson,  pinxt.  I.  Faber,  fecit.  Without  margins.  Small 
folio.  (Small  portion  mended.) 

1376.  Custine  (Ada]m  Philippe,  Comte  De,  eminent  French  general,  made 

marechal-de-camp  for  his  conduct  at  Yorktown).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 
Metz,  June  10,  1772.  With  seal. 

Regarding  Alex.  Audry  who,  having  served  in  various  regiments,  is  now 
unfit  for  further  duty. 

1377.  Custine  (Adam  Philippe,  Comte  De).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Speyer, 

Oct.  2,  1792,  stating  that  M.  Champeaux  is  to  be  paid  1200  livres 
for  expenses  on  account  of  securing  certain  flags.  Also,  on  same 
sheet,  an  order  on  paymaster  Blanchette  signed  Blanchard.  Portrait. 

1378.  Custine  (Adaai  Philippe,  Comte  De).  D.S.  also  signed  by  several 

others,  3 pp.  folio,  Capelle,  Jan.  8,  1793.  With  portrait. 

Regarding  the  payment  of  money  for  expenses  of  the  campaign. 

1379.  Custine  (Adam  Philippe,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. A.  Zaballi  sc.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  In  Napoli,  n.d. 

1380^.  Custine  (Adam  Philippe,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Mezzotint  by  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script 
beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1381.  Custine  (Adam  Philippe,  Comte  De).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1382.  Custine  (Adam  Philippe,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Biasioli  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1383.  Cuvier  (Baron  G.  C.  L.  F.  D. — one  of  the  greatest  natunilists  of 

modern  times).  L.  S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  the  addressed  portion. 
Paris,  May  7,  1827.  As  perpetual  secretary  of  the  Academy  of 
Sciences,  he  writes  to  M.  Denaix  thanking  him  for  certain  books 
received.  With  portrait. 


1384.  Daendels  (Hekman  W.— Dutch  general,  entered  the  French  army 

about  179:^).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Moorsele,  May  5,  1794.  With 
portrait.  To  Gen.  von  Daunne. 

A friendly  letter  in  which  the  writer  begs  Gen.  von  Daunne  not  to 
believe  all  the  reports  that  are  in  circulation  concerning  the  operations 
of  the  army,  its  discipline,  etc. 

1385.  Dalbaiuc  (M. — iMinister  of  the  Marine).  L.S.  with  three  lines  in  his 

autograph,  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  23,  1793.  To  Pear-Admiral  Martin. 

An  order  from  the  Committee  of  Public  Safety  regarding  4 vessels  in 
the  roads  of  Port  La  Montague. 

1386.  Dallemagne  (Claude — French  general,  served  in  the  United  States). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  20,  1803.  To  the  Minister  of  Finance. 
With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  LPhograph. 

Letter  of  recommendation  regarding  Nounne  B.  d’Amherieux  for  a 
position. 

1387.  Damas  (Francois  E. — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

June  13,  1801.  To  M.  Marcel.  Whth  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Asking  the  recipient  for  copies  of  a grammar  he  had  published  in 
Cairo,  Egypt. 

1388.  Damremont  (Charles  M.  D. — French  general,  Gov.-Gen.  of  Algeria). 

L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Dec.  17,  1818,  n.p.  also  signed  by  others.  Giving  au- 
thority to  Baron  cle  Perregaux  to  withdraw  certain  letters,  etc.,  from 
the  postoffice. 

1389.  Danjoie  and  Lofficial — members  of  the  National  Convention.  D.S. 

by  both,  1 p.  folio,  Oct.  2,  1794. 

1390.  Danton  (Georges  Jacques — one  of  the  great  leaders  of  the  French 

Pevolution).  D.S.  1 p.  large  folio,  Paris,  Sept.  11,  1792. 

Fine  signature.  Granting  an  annual  pension  to  Theo.  Petain  for  his 
long  services  in  the  department  of  public  taxes.  The  document  is  also 
signed  by  Claviere,  Girondist  Minister  of  Finance. 

1391.  Danton  (Georges  Jacques).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 

Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo.  on 
small  folio  sheet. 

1392.  Danton  (Georges  Jacques).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1393.  Dantzig.  View  in  colors.  Folio.  London,  1815 

1394.  Darnay  (Le  Baron — Private  Secretary  to  Prince  Eugene  Napoleon). 

A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.,  including  addressed  portion.  [Paris],  April  29, 
1827.  To  Genl.  F.  F.  G.  de  Vaudoncourt,  relative  to  a defamatory 
article  which  has  appeared  in  the  Military  Spectator  ’’  on  Prince 
Eugene,  and  approves  M.  Bodin’s  intention  of  making  a reply  to  said 
article,  &c. 

1395.  Daru  (^Martial  N.  P. — administrator  under  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  n.p.  Jan.  28,  1812  (?).  To  Citizen  Pigeon. 

Acknowledging  tlie  receipt  of  a letter  from  Pigeon,  and  promising  to  do 
what  he  can  to  justify  some  action  of  his. 


1396.  Daru  (Pierre  A.  X.  B. — French  statesman).  Portraip  full  bust  in 

oval.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1397.  Daumesnil  (Pierre — French  general,  clefenclecl  Vincennes  castle 

against  the  allies).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Vincennes,  Oct.  11,  1830.  A 
letter  of  recommendation.  With  portrait,  half  length  in  uniform. 

1398.  Daumesnil  (Pierre).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Lithograph 

after  N.  j\[aurir.  Folio. 

1399.  Daunou  (P.  Cl.  F. — eminent  French  statesman  and  author,  member 

of  the  Xational  Convention,  and  one  of  the  framers  of  the  Constitu- 
tion of  the  Year  III.)  A.L.S.  1 page  16mo.  Paris,  December 
8,  1828. 

To  Rousseau,  chief  of  the  typographical  department  of  the  “ Im- 
primerie  Royale,”  about  the  prospectus  of  the  ‘‘  Journal  des  Savants,” 
of  which  he  was  the  chief  editor. 

1400.  Dauremont  (C.  M.  D.,  Comte  De — French  general,  and  Peer  of 

France).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  including  addressed  portion.  Paris,  May 
25,  1836,  signing  receipt  for  money  paid  him  by  the  Ordre  Eoyal  de 
la  Legion  cFHonneur.  Signed,  also,  by  J.  Leboeuf. 

1401.  David  (Jacques  Louis — celebrated  French  historical  painter,  Xaiioleon 

appointed  him  his  first  painter,  executed  the  famous  painting  of  the 
Coronation,  now  in  the  Louvre).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  Dec.  14, 
1776.  With  2 portraits,  one  on  India  paper.  Together,  3 pieces. 

Probably  written  to  his  mother  from  Rome,  where  he  w.as  at  the  time, 
having  gone  there  after  being  awarded  grand  prizes  for  his  “ Antiochus 
and  Stratonice.” 

1402.  David  (Jacques  Louis).  Portrait,  half  length.  T.  L.  Potrelle  sculp. 

F.  T.  Navez  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1403.  David  (Jacques  Louis).  Portrait,  full  bust.  T.  L.  Potrelle  sculpt.  F. 

T.  Xavez  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1404.  David  (M. — chief  commissary  of  the  Marine).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Saint- 

Malo,  Aug.  17,  1799.  To  John  Boss,  English  officer. 

Telling  Ross,  who  was  a prisoner  of  war,  that  on  the  following  day 
he  would  be  set  free,  and  started  on  his  journey  to  England. 

1405.  Davoust  (Louis  X.,  Prince  D’Eckmuhl,  Marshal  of  France,  Min- 

ister of  War,  &c.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  [Paris],  Feb.  12,  1809. 

As  the  Duke  of  Auerstadt,  he  returns  thanks  for  certain  information 
received,  and  states  that  because  of  the  Emperor’s  return  to  Paris,  the 
expulsion  of  the  English,  the  submission  of  the  Spaniards,  &c.,  those  in 
favor  of  a Continental  War  will  not  succeed  in  bringing  it  about. 

1406.  Davoust  (Louis  X.,  Prince  D’Eckmuhl).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris, 

April  25,  1815. 

Naming  M.  Girbaud  as  assistant  chief  of  battalion. 

1407.  Davoust  (Louts  X.,  Prince  D’Eckmuhl).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris, 

April  25,  1815.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  grave  par 
Ladcerer,  Gauther  pinx. 

Certificate  from  the  Minister  of  War’s  office,  accepting  the  resignation 
of  Lieut.  Duplessis. 


1408.  Davoi'ST  (Louis  N.,  J’hixce  D’Eckmuitl) . Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Jjithograpli  after  Bellaird.  Open  letters.  4to. 

1409.  Davoust  (Louis  N.,  Pkixce  D’Eckmuhl).  Portrait,  'Mmigi  Nieola 

Davoust,”  full  length  in  uniform.  Pivelanti  inc.  Demarclii  dis. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

1410.  1)i:kby  (JeaivT  A.  J. — Erencli  lawyer,  one  of  the  Committee  of  Public 

Safety).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Besangon,  July  22,  1801.  To  the  Minister 
of  Finance.  A letter  of  thanks  for  services  rendered.  With  portrait, 
full  bust  in  oval,  Bonneville  del.  sculp. 

1411.  PEimY  (Jean  A.  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by  Leva- 

chez,  military  scene,  with  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo, 
on  small  folio  sheet. 

1412.  "De  Caen  (Charles  M.  I. — French  general) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

April  15,  1797.  To  General  Oudinot.  With  portrait,  full  bust,  on 
India  paper. 

A friendly  letter  in  wliicli  the  writer  expresses  satisfaction  regarding 
news  he  had  received. 

1413.  Decazes  (Elie— French  statesman,  in  1815  appointed  Minister  of 

Police.)  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  August  19,  1833. 

lieqnesting  Lady  Elena  to  help  the  bearer  of  the  letter,  she  being  the 
wife  of  a man  of-  whom  the  writer  thought  highly. 

1414.  Decazes  (Elie).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

1415.  De  Chadenac  (Mme.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  n.p.  Jan.  24,  1819  (writ- 

ten at  Elba?).  Confirming  an  appointment. 

1416.  Declaration  Of  Independence.  Facsimiles  of  signatures,  outline  por- 

traits, full  bust  portrait  of  Washington,  etc.  Lithograph.  Atlas 
folio.  New  York,  1851 

1417.  Declaration  Of  Independence.  Engraved  on  steel  by  H.  S.  Sadd 

after  John  Trumbull.  Folio.  Proof.  New  York,  n.d. 

1418.  Decres  (Denis — Admiral  and  Minister  of  Marine  under  Napoleon). 

L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Dec.  17,  1801,  refusing  official  sanction  to 
an  expedition  to  Senegal.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Litho- 
graph. 

1419.  Decres  (Denis)  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  n.p.  Oct.  26,  1805.  To  M.  Arm- 

strong, U.  S.  klinister  to  France.  With  portrait. 

Asking  the  U.  S.  Minister  to  let  him  have  two  duplicate  lettei-s  of 
advice  relative  to  drafts  on  the  United  States  Treasury. 

1420.  Dejean  (Jean  F.  A. — French  General  and  Minister  of  War).  A.L.S. 

2 pp.  folio,  (inlaid)  Headquarters  of  the  Army  of  the  North, 
l^trecht,  le  2 Yentose,  Fan  Y [Feb.  20,  1797].  Unaddressed. 

TiCtter  of  recommendation  for  a Citizen  Cazalo  who  has  held  positions 
as  lieutenant,  engineer,  i&c..  in  the  Army  of  the  North,  and  at  all  times 
given  proofs  of  his  patriotism  and  courage. 


1421.  Dejean  (Jean  F.  A.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Bordeaux,  May  10,  1814.  To 

Baron  Louis,  dept,  of  finance.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Lithograph. 

Regarding  the  laws  on  customs  duty,  etc. 

1422.  Delabobde  (Henei  F. — made  a peer  by  Bonaparte  during  the  Hun- 

dred Days).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Bennes,  April  25,  1802.  To  Gen. 
Berthier,  minister  of  war. 

Regarding  a letter  for  Capt.  Rouges,  which  had  been  delivered. 

1423.  Delaborde  (Henei  F.).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  por- 

tion. Paris,  Nov.  27,  1808.  To  the  jailkeeper  of  “ The  Abbey,” 
desiring  to  know  the  time  of  the  arrival  of  General  Dupont  there. 

1424.  Delaborde  (Henri  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  De  Noire- 

terre  del.  Stipple.  In  colors,  8vo. 

1425.  Delaborde  (Henri  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  De  Noireterre 

del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1426.  Delacroix  (Charles — Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio, 

Paris,  Dec.  26,  1795.  To  Citizen  Eoquesante. 

Informing  the  recipient  that  he  has  been  appointed  French  Consul  to 
Cadiz,  Spain.  Accompanying  the  above  are  the  instructions  for  the 
French  Consul  at  Cadiz,  14  pp.  folio,  also  signed  by  Delacroix. 

1427.  Delacroix  (Charles).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  undated.  The  statement 

from  the  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs  that  Gen.  Perignon  is  appointed 
French  Ambassador  to  Spain,  Citizen  d’Harmane,  is  appointed 
French  Consul  at  Madrid,  and  Citizen  Eoquesante  is  appointed 
French  Consul  at  Cadiz. 

1428.  Delacroix  (Jacques  V. — distinguished  French  lawyer  and  author). 

A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  n.p.  July  28,  1802. 

Complains  that  considering  the  important  case  he  had  won  for  his 
client,  he  has  been  most  shamefully  treated  as  a reward  for  his  services. 

1429.  Delaitre  (General).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  undated.  Eegarding  a case 

postponed  on  account  of  illness  of  the  Attorney  General. 

1430.  Delambre  (Jean  B.  J. — celebrated  French  astronomer).  Portrait,  full 

bust.  Engraved  by  B.  Hoik  Proof  in  open  letters,  on  India  paper. 
4to.  London,  n.d. 

1431.  Delanart  (M. — Minister  of  War),  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Jan.  10, 

1792.  Eegarding  post-horses. 

1432.  Delarociie  (French  physician).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to.  London,  1792. 

Friendly  letter  to  Dr.  Odier  in  Geneva,  giving  a detailed  account  of 
his  illness.  (Eebacked  and  repaired.) 

1433.  Delaroche  (French  physician).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  13, 

1801.  To  Dr.  Odier,  Geneva.  Contains  interesting  particulars  of 
medical  practitioners  and  practice  in  Paris. 


1434.  Delauociie  (HiPEorA'TE — called  Paul,  French  jDainter,  ‘^Napoleon  at 

Fontamebleau  ” one  of  his  ])ieces).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Grave  par 
A.  Louis,  after  himself.  Steel  engraving,  4to.  Paris,  Goupil,  n.d. 

1435.  Delecloy  and  Couktois.  (IMeinbers  of  the  National  Convention).  L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  [Paris],  le  11  Prairial,  Pan  3 [May  30,  1705].  To  the 
Committee  of  the  List,  of  Lombard,  asking  if  Citizen  Lequin's  name 
is  among  those  marked  for  arrest?  Signatures  of  Delecloy  and  Cour- 
tois,  with  wax  seal. 

1436.  Delessart  (Antoine  De  Y. — Minister  of  the  Interior,  also,  of  Foreign 

Affairs).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Feb.  27,  1791.  To  M.  [Bertrand] 
Dufresne,  Director  of  the  Public  Treasury,  requesting  about  20,000 
francs  for  the  salaries  of  certain  officials  who  have  been  appointed 
to  restore  order  in  the  Department  of  the  Gard,  &c.  With  portrait. 

1437.  Delessert  (Benjamin — eminent  French  statesman).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  Paris,  Jan.  4,  1840.  Eegarding  the  receipt  of  a collection  of 
plants,  and  sending  cheque  for  same. 

1438.  Delille  (Jacques — French  poet).  Portrait  (India  paper)  ; Sir  Fran- 

cis Drake.  Portrait;  Elfi  Bey — Mameluke  chief.  Portrait;  Ferdi- 
nand Joseph  Jean — Archduke  of  Austria.  Portrait;  J.  G.  Fuessli — 
celebrated  painter.  Portrait,  (mezzotint)  ; M.  le  Comte  Florian  de 
Kergorlay.  Portrait;  C.  S.  P.  Fortescue — English  statesman.  Por- 
trait. India  paper;  Galileo.  Portrait.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  8 
pieces. 

1439.  Demareay  (Marc  J. — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

J une  29,  n.y.  Eegretting  that  he  cannot  purchase  a work  then  in 
course  of  publication. 

1440.  Demidoff  (Prince  Anatole — husband  of  Mathilda  Bonaparte).  L.S. 

1 p.  4to.  San  Donata,  near  Florence,  April  18,  1847.  Eegards 
attending  a scientific  meeting. 

1441.  Democritus.  Portrait.  P.  P.  Eubens  delt.  Mezzotint,  4to.  cut  close 

and  repaired  in  places.  [London,  Bowles] 

1442.  Demosthenes.  Portrait.  Ex  Marmore  antiquo,  P.  P.  Eubens  delin. 

IMezzotint.  4to  (cut  close,  and  mounted  and  repaired  in  places). 

[London,  Bowles] 

1443.  Demosthenes.  Portrait,  after  P.  P.  Eubens.  Stipple.  4to.  cut  close. 

1444.  Denon  (Dominique  Y.— eminent  French  artist,  with  Xapoleon  in 

Egypt,  received  commission  from  Eobespierre  to  desio:n  Eepul)lican 
costumes).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  12,  1803.  To  Pie  :\rinister 
of  the  Interior.  With  portrait,  full  bust. 

Rosarding  ii  position  for  Citizen  Grassot. 

1445.  Denon  (Dominique  Y.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  Paris.  Feb.  23,  1808. 

Granting  permission  to  'SI.  llanin  to  study  the  Italian  school  of 
painting  at  a museum. 


144G.  Dexox  (Do-minique  Portrait,  half  length,  seated.  Dessine 

d’apres  nature  par  C.  Guerin  et  grave  sous  sa  direction  1810.  Line 
engraving.  4to. 

1447.  De  Eossi.  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Parma,  April 

11,  1799.  To  M.  Vitali,  relative  to  the  publication  of  his  annals. 

From  the  SjUvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  292),  enclosed  in  bis  library 
wrapper  and  with  bis  autograph  annotations. 

1448.  Desaix  De  Veygoux  (Louis  C.  A.,  French  general,  with  Bonaparte  in 

Egypt).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint  by  Levachez, 
battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small 
folio  sheet. 

1449.  Desaix  De  Veygoux  (Louis  C.  A.).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1450.  Desaix  De  Veygoux  (Louis  C.  A.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

Lefevre  sculp.  Hilaire  le  Dru  del.  Stipple.  Small  folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

1451.  Desaix  De  Veygoux  (Louis  C.  A.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

Sasso  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. ; a full  length  in  uniform. 
Lithograph;  also  vieiv  of  his  death  at  Marengo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

1452.  Des  Clouzeaux  (Hubert  De  Ciiampy — Intendant-general  of  the  nav}- 

and  fortifications  of  Britain  under  Louis  XIV.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  and  a 
half  12mo.  Versailles,  August  4,  1700;  D.  S.  Brest,  April  14,  1687. 
2 pieces. 

1453.  Deseze  (Eay'MOND — French  advocate  and  royalist).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo, 

n.p.  1829.  To  M.  Marie  Brevanns. 

Tbe  writer  desires  a detailed  account  of  tbe  affair  concerning  tbe 
marsbes  of  Bordeaux. 

1454.  Desfoxtaines  (L’Abbe).  A.L.S., -2  pp.  square  8vo.  Paris,  May  24, 

1775.  States  that  the  affairs  of  Alengon  need  looking  into  by  the 
Government. 

1455.  Desfoxtaines  (Eene  L. — eminent  French  botanist).  D.S.  1 p.  4to, 

Paris,  Xov.  8,  1811,  signed  also  by  De  Jussien,  the  director  of  the 
Museum  of  Xatural  History.  With  portrait  of  the  former,  grouped 
in  oval  with  Barre  and  Eaclet. 

1456.  Desfourneaux  (Edme  E.  B. — French  general,  commanded  an  expedi- 

tion to  Saint  Domingo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  Paris,  July  4,  1815.  With 
portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Acknowledgment  of  a letter  containing  a recommendation  for  tbe  Pre- 
fect of  tbe  Department  (Paris  ?). 

1457.  Desgexettes  (Nicolas  E.  D. — chief  physician  in  Napoleon's  army, 

was  at  Waterloo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Nov.  9,  1816.  To  Syd- 
ney Smith.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  and  printed  ac- 
count Sur  la  Fortune  cntre  Buonaparte  et  Sidney  Smith,”  in  which 
Smith  stated  Avhile  in  prison  in  Egypt,  that  sooner  or  later,  Napoleon 
Avould  occupy  the  same  prison. 

Tbe  letter  concerns  tbe  publication  of  a volume  of  essays,  etc. 


1458.  Desgexettes  (Nicolas  11.  I).).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Oct.  7,  1825.  Re- 

garding the  payment  of  an  account. 

1459.  Desgexettes  (Nicolas  E.  D.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple, 

unsigned.  8vo. 

1460.  Desmeuxier  ( Jeax  N. — French  author,  wrote  Essay  on  the  United 

States,”  etc.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.n.d.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in 
oval,  F.  Bonneville,  del.  Regarding  a position. 

1461.  Desmoulixs  (Camille).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by 

Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on 
small  folio  sheet. 


1462.  Desmoulixs  (Camille).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1463.  De  Soly  (M. — Advocate  to  the  Emperor).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

Feb.  22,  1815.  Receipt  for  money  received  from  M.  De  Brichamban. 

1464.  Dessolles  (Jeax  J.  P.  A. — eminent  French  general  and  statesman, 

served  under  Moreau).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Paris,  April  20,  1826. 
d'o  the  Members  of  the  Society  for  Elementary  Education.  With 
portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Dessolles  having  been  appointed  as  the  pi’esident  of  the  above  society, 
this  letter  was  written  to  express  his  thanks,  and  also,  his  approval  re- 
garding the  methods  used  in  the  society. 

1465.  Diderot  (Dexis — eminent  French  philosopher).  Portrait,  full  bust 

in  oval.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  [Naples,  n.d.] 

1466.  Dode  De  La  Brumerie  (French  general,  distinguished  at  the  Siege 

of  Saragossa).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  5,  1840,  informing 
^Marshall  that  it  might  be  well  to  have  General  Schneider 

present  when  certain  information  is  given  out.  With  portrait. 

1467.  Doguerreau  (Louis,  Barox  De — French  colonel).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio. 

Paris.  Sept.  25,  1822.  To  the  Minister  of  War,  requesting  that  a 
certain  sum  of  money  be  paid  him. 

1468.  Dorsch  (Johaxx  C. — German  engraver).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length.  Engraved  by  B.  Vogel.  Mezzotint  (margins  cut  away). 

1469.  Doublet  (George — French  general,  voted  confinement  and  banish- 

ment for  Louis  XVI.) . L.S.  3 pp.  folio,  n.p.  Aug.  21,  1795.  Signed 
also  by  Merlin  de  Douai.  Orders  issued  by  the  Committee  of  Public 

Safety. 

«/ 


14 <0.  Dolmlet  (Pierre  N.  lawyer,  later  judge  at  the  criminal  court  of 
Eure-et-Loir) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to  (small  portion  of  upper  margin 
cut  aua\),  n.p.  Nov.  15,  1805.  Relative  to  the  sale  of  personal 
property. 


1471.  Douglas  (Archibald— 3rd  Marquis,  and  1st  Duke  of  Douglas).  Por- 
trait, full  bust  in  oval,  with  medallion  portraits  of  William  Murray 
> Earl  of  :\ransfield,  and  Charles  Graft,  Earl  of  Camden.  Val.  Green 
fecit.  AY.  AYillison  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Folio,  verv  small  marain« 
which  are  repaired  in  places.  Fine  early  state,  not  described  by 
Chaloner  Smith.  London,  177b 


1472.  Doyle  (Sir  Charles  Willi.kh — General,  distinguished  for  his  con- 

duct at  Valenciennes).  L.S.  by  Topoz  y Mina  to  Gen.  Doyle,  Paris. 
1818.  1 p.  folio. 

1473.  DraparNx\.ud  (J.  Pii.  P. — celebrated  French  naturalist  and  linguist). 

A. L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Montpellier,  19  Fruetidor,  Year  IX  (1801). 

“ I have  added  to  your  collection  a copy  of  my  work.  ‘ Les  Molliisques 
terrestres  et  tlnviatiles  de  la  France,’  which  I ask  you  to  receive  as  a 
token  of  esteem  and  friendship,”  etc.  Characteristic  specimen. 

1474.  Drayton  (William  Henry — American  Statesman,  President  of  the 

Council  of  Safety  in  1775).  Bust  portrait  in  oval,  long  coat,  ruffled 
shirt-front,  hair  in  queue.  Line  and  stipple.  Proof  before  all  letters. 
(Dusimitier  series.)  12mo. 

1475.  Drelincourt  (Ch.arles — physician  and  author  of  high  reputation). 

x\.Ii.S.  1 p.  small  4to,  Leyden,  July  14  [16]  78. 

1476.  Dresden.  View  in  colors.  Folio.  London,  1815 

1477.  Drouet  D’Erlon  (Jean  B. — Marshal  ol  France).  A.L.S.,  1 p.  folio. 

A^alladolid,  Dec.  10,  1812,  recommending  to  the  consideration  of  the 
Paymaster  General  a young  man  by  the  name  of  Taney. 

1478.  Drouot  (Antoine — French  general.  Governor  of  Elba).  A.L.S.,  2 pp. 

12mo,  including  addressed  portion.  [April  25,  1803],  informing  cer- 
tain officers  of  the  price  of  horses. 

1479.  Drouot  (Antoine).  A. L.S.  1 p.  4to,  Xancy,  Feb.  6,  1817.  Thanks 

IMadame  ****  for  certain  books  loaned  him,  and  for  her  permission 
to  use  her  husband’s  library. 

1480.  Drouot  (Antoine).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including  the  addressed  por- 

tion. Xancy,  Aug.  10,  1823.  To  M.  Hersaut,  French  Consul  at 
Washington,  congratulating  him  upon  his  marriage,  and  giving  him 
good  advice  thereon. 

1481.  Drouot  (Antoine).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith.  de  Ducarme 

after  (larnier.  8vo. 

1482.  Drouot  (Antoine).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  X. 

Mayer  del.  4to. 

1483.  Dublin,  Ireland.  The  prospect  of  the  city  of  Dublin.  J.  IMason  sculp. 

J.  Tudor  delin.  Line  engraving  in  colors.  4to. 

1484.  Dubois  (Antoine — eminent  French  surgeon,  attended  Marie  Louise 

upon  the  birth  of  her  son).  Signature  on  portion  of  document  issued 
by  the  Health  Commission.  [Paris]  le  25  Floreal,  I’An  II  [May  15, 
1794].  AVith  portrait. 

1485.  Dubois  (Antoine).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  20.  1808. 

statins  that  exercise  on  horseback  is  not  good  for  a M.  T.e  Noyer,  a 
liglit  infantryman. 

1486  Dubois  (Antoine).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Line  engraving  after  Gerard. 

gvo.  Taris,  n.d. 


1487.  Dubois  (L.  N.  P.  J. — French  Councillor  of  State,  and  head  of  the 

Paris  police  under  Fouche,  deposed  hy  N’apoleon  on  account  of  his  in- 
action during  a fire  at  the  ball  celebrating  the  marriage  of  the  Emperor 
and  Maria  Jmuisa,  at  which  time  several  lives  were  lost).  A.L.S. 
4 pp.  4to.  Paris,  May  29,  1823,  complaining  of  the  shooting  that 
takes  place  at  Vitry  every  year  for  a certain  period, — that  it  ruins 
his  crops,  is  a menace  to  the  lives  of  himself  and  family,  and  that 
the  shooting-ground  should  be  estalilished  elsewhei-e.  With  portrait. 

1488.  Dubois  De  Grange  (Edmond  L.  A. — French  general,  a partisan  of  Dan- 

ton,  one  of  the  first  members  of  the  Committee  of  Public  Safety). 
xC.  N.  S.  (8  lines  with  signature)  underneath  recommendation  signed 
by  Pichon.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  28,  1794.  Mhth  portrait. 

1489.  Dubois  De  Grange  (Edmond  L.  A.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April 

20,  1796.  Complains  that  a citizen  has  not  been  able  to  obtain  a 
horse. 

1490.  Dubois  De  Grange  (Edmond  L.  A.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris  [1800] 

Relating  to  the  expense  of  commodities  provided  by  Citizen  Ponilliqnen. 

1491.  Dubois  De  Grange  (Edmond  L.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  F. 

Ponneville  del.  et  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

1492.  Dubois  De  Grange  (Edmond  L.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  F. 

Bonneville  del.  et  sculp.  Line  engraving.  12mo. 

1493.  Dubois  De  Thainville  (Charles  F. — consul  general  and  charge- 

d’-affaires  at  Algiers,  1809).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  ]\Iezzo- 
tint.  Unsigned.  4to  (margins  cut  away) . 

1494.  Du  Bourg  (M.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Strasburg,  May  22,  1672.  Eegard- 

ing  M.  La  Eogue,  and  stating  that  he  is  unfit  for  military  duty. 
With  seal. 

1495.  Du  Gayla  (Madame — mistress  of  Louis  XVIII.).  A.L.S.  to  Adolphe 

Xourris,  the  well-known  singer.  1 p.  12mo.  n.d.  With  portrait,  2 
liieces . 

Complimenting  Nourris  for  his  beautiful  voice,  and  telling  him  that 
Prince  Wolkouski  has  expressed  the  desire  of  singing  with  him. 

1496.  Duckworth  (Sir  John  Thomas — English  admiral,  won  great  distinc- 

tion by  his  skill  during  Lord  Howe’s  victory  over  the  French) . L.S. 

2 pp.  folio.  Jamaica,  April  21,  1802.  Eegarding  beds,  etc.,  for  the 
men. 

1497.  Duckworth  (Sir  John  Thomas).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform. 

Engraved  liy  J.  Vendramini,  drawn  by  W.  Evans,  after  Sir  W. 
Beechey.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1809 

1498.  Ducos  (Eoger— eminent  French  lawyer,  voted  for  the  death  of  the 

king,  member  of  the  Directory).  Autograph  annotation,  signed,  on 
a one-page  4to  recommendation  for  one  Henriot  Francois,"  who  is 
highly  recommenderl  to  tlie  Senate.  Tlie  document  is  also  signed  hy 
Lefelivre,  Napoleon’s  marshal.  With  portrait,  etched  full  bust,  bv 
Darreau.  2 pieces.  n.p.n.d. 


1499.  Dufour  (Georges  J. — French  general,  with  Morean  at  his  celebrated 

retreat  from  Bavaria).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Headquarters,  Himingne 
[Alsace],  Sept.  16,  1796.  To  the  General  in  Chief. 

Regarding  work  in  progress  which  he  says  he  will  find  some  means  of 
* hurrying,  etc. 

1500.  Detfour  (Georges  J.).  L.S.  4 pp.  folio,  including  addressed  portion. 

Bonrges,  Jan.  11,  1807.  Acknowledges  receipt  of  orders  from  the 
IMinister  of  War  releasing  33  sailors  who  were  taken  prisoners  of 
war  while  sailing  under  the  Prussian  flag,  etc. 

1501.  Dufour  (Guill.vume  H. — Swiss  general,  entered  French  army).  Por- 

trait [in  act  of  defense],  full  length  in  uniform.  St.  Sanvenr  direx., 
Labrousse  del.  et  sculp.  8vo. 

1502.  Dugommier  (Jean  F.  C. — French  general,  commanded  at  Toulon,  where 

Napoleon  acted  under  his  orders).  Autograph  signature,  and  salu- 
tation, with  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

1503.  [Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.,  with  Napoleon  in  Egypt)].  A.L.S.  of  E.  A. 

Aigley.  1 p.  folio.  Headquarters  at  Cairo,  March  3,  1798,  to  Gen. 
Dngua,  informing  him  that  he  has  ordered  two  camels. 

1504.  [Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.)].  D.S.  by  A.  G.  Canut  to  Gen.  Dugua.  1 p. 

folio.  Cairo,  April  20,  1798.  Begarding  mone}^  which  he  would 
collect  on  the  following  day. 

1505.  [Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.)].  A.L.S.  of  M.  Daure,  commissaire  ordon- 

nateur-en-chef.  1 p.  folio.  Cairo,  Jan.  16,  1799.  To  Gen.  Dugua, 
informing  him  that  he  has  given  orders  regarding  a surgeon,  etc. 

1506.  Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Cairo,  le  30  Vendemiaire 

hAn  VIII  [Oct.  21,  1799].  Order  for  the  delivery  of  supplies  from 
storehouse. 

1507.  [Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.)].  L.S.  of  M.  Thevenin.  1 p.  folio.  Cairo, 

Jan.  21,  1800,  to  Gen.  Dugua,  regarding  a messenger. 

1508.  Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  ikrmy  of  San  Domingo, 

Sept.  26,  1800.  To  the  Minister  of  AYar. 

Written  the  year  he  went  to  San  Domingo  as  chief  of  the  staff  of 
Leclerc,  where  he  died  the  following  year.  Two  men — Montbrun,  aide- 
de-camp  to  Gen.  Hardy,  and  oflicer  Manrica — had  departed  and  taken 
with  them  certain  maps,  which  the  writer  wishes  to  have  returned. 

The  letter  contains  several  autograph  lines  with  signature  by  Berthier 
on  the  same  subject. 

1509.  Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Caen,  April  24,  1801. 

With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  on  India  paper. 

Dugua  thanks  Citizen  Champin  for  his  kindness.  Informs  him  that  he 
will  leave  Caen  only  to  take  military  service,  states  reasons  for  not 
being  able  to  reach  Paris,  etc. 

1510.  Dugua  (Charles  F.  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  by  Dutertre.  Etching  on 

India  paper.  8vo. 


1511.  Di.’iti:s:m !■:  ( Piiiijim’k  (1. — I^'roiicli  general,  wounded  and  taken  prisoner 
at  Waterloo).  A.I^.S.  1 p.  -Ito.  I lea(l([naj'ters  at  Lyons,  June  9, 

LSO’L  A’itli  portrait,  on  India  paper.  Jtegarding  a (listril)ution  of 
wine  wliicli  had  been  made  to  the  troops. 


1512.  l)uirES]\LE  (PiiiLri'i’E  CL).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  Feb.  25,  1810. 

To  the  Due  de  Feltre  (Henri  J.  (L  (darke).  With  portrait,  full  bust 
in  uniform.  Ijithograph  on  India  paper. 


Informing  tlie  Duke  that  under  separate  cover  he  is  transmitting  a 
detailed  report  of  his  military  o])erations  during  tlie  years  ISOO-IO. 
1 )uhesme  raised  a company  of  volunteers  at  his  own  expense  at  the  oe- 
ginning  of  the  llevolntion.  He  was  murdered  by  the  Brunswick  hus.sars 
in  a liouse  at  Gemmapes  after  the  battle  of  Waterloo. 


1513.  Duiiesme  (Philippe  G.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint 

by  Levachez ; battle  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1514.  Duiiesme  (Piiillippe  G.).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1515.  Dumas  (Alexandhe  Davy  De  La  Pailleteihe — Finnch  gneral,  sa« 

luted  by  Bonaparte  with  the  title  of  “ the  Horatius  Codes  of  the 

Tyrol,”  father  of  the  novelist).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Headquarters  at 
Grenoble,  March  8,  1794.  ()ji  military  matters. 

1510.  Dumas  (Alexandre  Davy  De  La  Pailleterie).  L.  S.  1 p.  folio. 

Toulon,  April  22,  1790.  To  General  Vance.  Pelative  to  measures 

which  should  be  taken  to  prevent  the  desertion  of  sailors. 

1517.  Dumas  (Alexandre  Davy  De  La  Pailleterie.)  Official  A.L.S.  to 

the  Secretary  of  Wffir.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  1st  Floreal,  IV  year  (1790). 

1518.  Duaias  (Alexandre  Davy  De  La  Pailleterie).  L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Villers-Cotterets  (France),  March  31,  1798.  With  fine  seal. 

_ Dumas'  aide-de-camp  Lavillette  is  ordered  to  observe  the  first  order 
given  to  him  to  go  to  Caen,  and  then  to  retrograde  to  reach  Toulon  where 
other  orders  will  await  him. 


1519.  Duaias  (Alexandre,  Pere— French  author).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  Oct. 
30,  no  3Tar.  A request. 


1520.  Duaias  (Alexandre,  Pere).  A.H.S.  1 p.  24mo. 
“dear  child”  to  visit  him  quickly. 


N.p.n.d.,  urging  his 


1521.  Duaias  (Alexandre,  Fils — French 

X.p.n.d.  On  ])er.sonal  matters. 

1522.  Duaias  (Alexandre,  Fils).  A.L  S 

n.d. 

Offering  twenty-five  francs  apiece 


author).  A.L.S.  3 pp. 

1 page  and  a half  12mo. 
for  two  drawings. 


1 8mo. 


Paris, 


1523.  Duaias  (Jean  Baigtste — eminent  French  chemist). 

Ampere,  the  celebrated  mathematician.  1 p.  8vo. 

Invitation  to  a dinner  in  honor  of  Berzelius  the 
chemist.  ’ 


A.L.S.  to  A. 
n.d. 

celebrated  Swedish 


1524.  Duaias  (Ma'phieu — French  general,  aicle-cle-cainp  to  Itocliainbean  in 
tlu'  rnitcd  States).  D.S.  i\Latliien,''  1 p.  folio.  Xov.  28,  1794. 
Signed  also  by  Monniayoua. 

The  “ Comte  de  Snrete  Genera le  ” wislie.s  to  have  an  exact  report  of 
the  proceedings  directed  against  Citizen  Masson,  November  2.3.  1794. 


1525. 


Dumas  (Mattiieu).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March  9,  1812. 

Asking  the  Director  of  the  Press  to  have  the  Decree  that  was  about  to 
be  issued  to  the  National  Guard  published,  and  to  forward  a copy  before 
9 a.  in.  on  tlie  following  day. 


1526.  Dumas  (IMathieu).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris.  Oct.  30,  1830.  Ac- 
knotvledges  the  receipt  of  account  of  the  organization  of  the  Xational 
Guard. 


1527.  Duaierbion  (Pierre  J.- — French  general).  L.S.  3 pp.  4to,  includ- 

ing addressed  portion.  Cairo,  le  2 Vendemiaire,  FAn  III  [Sept.  23, 
119-1].  Delates  to  the  disposition  of  supplies  left  by  the  enemy  at 
Cairo  and  Diago  [Egypt]. 

1528.  DuiiESNOA'  (S. — of  the  Theatre  Frangais).  A.T..S.  1 ji.  4to.  Paris, 

April  18,  1831.  To  the  See’y  of  State,  asking  for  an  interview. 

1529.  Dumont  (Coaite — French  revolutionist).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  8vo,  n.p. 

April  12,  1828. 

1530.  Dumouriez  (CIT.^RLES  F. — French  general,  escaped  to  England). 

A.T..S.  1 p.  4to.  Niort  (France),  Dec.  3,  1791.  With  portrait, 

full  bust  in  uniform. 

Certifying  that  Jean  Paul  E.  Laidin  de  la  P>outerie  is  fully  qualified 
for  the  grade  of  otlicer. 

1531.  Duaiourd-iz  (Charles  F.).  Portraits,  (1),  full  bust  in  uniform. 

GraA'e  par  E.  Bovinet,  dessine  par  F.  Bonneville.  Stipple.  (2), 
full  length  in  uniform.  E.  Leguay  sc.  Lacauchie  del.  Together, 
2 pieces. 

1532.  DuAiouRiEZ  (CiTARLES  F.).  Portrait,  full  Imst  in  uniform.  Mezzo- 

tint lyy  Lcvachez,  military  scene  and  biograjhiical  notice  in  script  be- 
neath. 8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1533.  Duncan  (Adaai,  ADscount  Of  Caaireruoavn.  British  admiral). 

Lord  Duncan’s  victory,  October  11,  1797,  showing  the  Triumph,'' 
“ llei’cules,”  and  the  others  that  contributed  to  that  memorable  vic- 
tory, and  for  which  Duncan  was  created  A'iscount  of  CamperdoAvn. 
F.  Anibrosi,  sculpt.  W.  Wilkins,  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  In  colors, 
probably  colored  by  hand.  4to. 

1534.  Duncan  (Adaai,  A^iscount  Of  Caaiperdoavn).  Portrait,  full  length 

in  uniform,  holding  compass  in  left  hand,  ships  to  the  right.  Ger- 
fiian  co})per  engraving.  Unsigned.  4to.  A'ery  scarce. 

1535.  Dunning  (John,  Lord  Astdiurton,  eminent  English  hiAvyer).  Por- 

trait, full  bust  in  oval,  Avearing  goAvn  of  office.  F.  Bartolozzi,  sculpt. 
Sir  J.  Peynolds,  pinx.  Stipple  in  broAvn.  4to.  London.  1787 


153().  Dunning  (John,  Loud  Ashburton).  Portrait,  tliree-quarter  length 

ill  robes.  Engraved  liy  W'.  Eond  after  hir  J.  J(eynolds.  *'^ti])|)  e. 

■ London,  LSOU 

15:37.  DurERRB  (Victor  (3uy — Admiral,  eoininanded  the  fleet  of  103  ves-els 
of  war  which  Charles  X.  sent  to  attack  Algiers).  A.X.S.  1 p.  8vo. 
Brest,  Oct.  10,  18’^7.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform  and  bio- 
graphical account. 

Statenient  reinardinij:  services  in  the  navy,  and  antliorizing  two  sailors’ 
wives  to  embark  with  them. 

1538.  Dupeere  (Victor  Guy).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Toulon,  June  20  181.3. 
To  the  ]dinister  of  Marine.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  unitorm. 

Regarding  a mistake  made  in  the  payroll,  two  names  being  on  it  that 
did  not  belong  there. 


1539.  Dupiiot  (Leonard — French  general).  Portrait, 
F.  Bonneville  del.  et  scnlp.  Stipple,  8vo. 


full  bnst  in  uniform. 

Paris,  n.  d. 


1540.  Dupin  (Andre  iVl.  J.  J. — French  lawyer,  defended  Marshal  Xey  for 
which  he  gained  great  popularity).  A. L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Paris,  July 
27,  1812.  With  4 portraits,  all  lithographs,  one  on  India  paper,  also 
printed  biographical  notice. 

The  director  of  the  town  of  Nievre  declared  that  a certain  soldier  who 
died  in  iSpain  had  left  3.000  fr.  to  be  divided  among  members  of  his 
family.  The  atfair  was  about  to  be  settled  when  he  announced  that 
it  was  all  a .1oke. 


1541.  I)u  Plaine  (III. — secPy.  of  a French  society  in  Philadelphia).  A.L.S. 

2 pp.  4to.  Idiiladelphia,  iMarch  7,  1793.  To  M.  Mangouvit,  French 
Consul  at  Charleston,  S.  C. 

An  interesting  letter  in  which  the  writer  says  that  all  Frenchmen 
read  with  pleasure  of  the  entertainment  given  by  the  recipient  at 
Charleston,  t&c. 


1542.  Dut’ont  1)e  IJFtang  (Pierre — French  general,  defeated  at  Baylen 
and  surrendered  with  18,000  men,  condemned  by  Napoleon  to  an  in- 
definite imprisonment).  L.S.  5 pp.  4to.  Headquarters  at  Andu- 
jar,  July  9,  1808.  To  the  Luc  de  Rovigo  (Anne  Jean  M.  IL  Sav.'.ry, 
aide-de-camp  to  Bonaparte).  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  on 
India  paper. 

An  important  historical  letter  written  very  shortly  before  Dupont 
capitulated  to  (ieneral  Castanos  with  about  18.000  men  (as  above).  He 
informs  the  Duke  that  he  sent  M.  I.eremburg.  paymaster  of  the  1st  divi- 
sion to  General  Castanos  to  see  under  what  conditions  terms  of  peace 
could  be  made.  Castanos  refused  to  accept  any  terms,  saying  that  he 
was  ([uite  satisfied  with  the  insurrection,  and  that  he  had  .50.000  men  to 
opl)ose  the  enemy.  Dupont  believes  that  with  reinforcements  of  about 
10.000  men  he  could  so  strike  terror  into  the  hearts  of  the  enemy,  that  the 
doors  of  Seville  and  Cadiz  would  quickly  open  to  him. 


1543.  Dupont  De  L’Ftang  (Pierre).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Forestier  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1544.  Dupont  De  T/Ftang  (Pierre).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform, 

mounted.  Line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 


1545.  l)up()i!T-I)uTKi!TKE  ( ^Faik: TEiuTE  L.  P. — ]\[inister  of  State,  condemned 
by  the  Eevolntionary  Tribunal,  and  executed  1793).  L.S.  1 p.  folio. 
Paris,  Jan.  4,  1791.  Stating  that  the  sentence  of  Michel  Percelay 
has  been  remitted  by  the  king. 

154().  Dutuythen  (CiuiLLAUiiE.  P)Ai!ON — Prencli  surgeon  an  anatomist). 

A. L.S.  3 |)p.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  ISi.P.  [April],  1819, 
requesting  a position  as  house-surgeon  for  a M.  ]\Iarx.  With  jDor- 
trait. 


1547.  Durand  De  Maillane  (Pierre  T.^ — eminent  French  lawyer,  member 

of  the  Estates-General) . 2 A.L.S.  each  3 pp.  4to.  Aix  and  St. 

Pemy,  Feb.  1 and  May  10,  1808.  In  the  letter  to  the  First  Presi- 
dent of  the  Court  of  Cassation,  the  writer  asks  reply  to  his  request 
for  retirement;  other  letter  is  one  of  recommendation. 

1548.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul — favorite  officer  of  the  court 

and  camp  of  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Fontainebleau,  Oct.  ]8, 
1807. 

liegarcling  the  budget  for  ISOS,  of  which  Duroc  advises  the  recipient  to 
keep  on  hand  a copy,  as  his  Majesty  might  wish  to  close  it  at  any  moment, 
etc. 

1549.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  A.L.C.  ‘Me  D.  de  Friuli,” 

1 p.  folio.  St.  Cloud,  Jan.  2,  1810.  To  Count  Darn.  With  printed 
biographical  account  of  Duroc. 

Informing  Darn  that  his  Majesty  (Napoleon)  had  decided  on  the 
present  to  send  to  the  King  of  Westphalia  (Jerome). 

1550.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris, 

March  6,  1811,  answering  the  complaint  of  a postmaster  against  a 
regiment  of  fusileers. 

1551.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  Vellum  D.  S.  1 p.  oblong 

folio  (folded).  Paris,  April  11,  1811,  appointing  J.  B.  Langlois. 
Signed,  also,  by  the  Secretary-General  and  the  Quartermaster  of  the 
Palace.  With  seal. 

1552.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  A.L.S.  “Due  de  Friuli.” 

1 p.  folio.  Antwerp,  Oct.  1,  1811,  ordering  personal  goods  of  the 
Emperor  that  were  left  on  the  vessels  Clmdemagne  and  Le  Bantame, 
to  Antwerp,  in  care  of  M.  Deschamps.  With  portrait. 

1553.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  n.p.  :\Fay 

4,  n.y.  Relative  to  the  furnishing  of  the  Chateau  de  Lacken. 

1554.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  [Paris], 

May  17,  no  year.  To  “ Mon  cher  Docteur,”  informing  him  that  he 
had  spoken  to  His  IMajesty  relative  to  his,  the  writer’s,  health,  that 
he  was  forced  to  give  up  the  campaign,  d:c.  Should  His  IMajesty 
question  the  Doctor,  the  latter  is  to  furnish  him  full  information 
regarding  his  health. 

1555.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Frioul).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Stipple.  Unsigned.  4to. 


1556.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M,,  Due  De  Frioul). 
form.  Stii)i)le.  Unsigned.  Bvo. 


Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 
Paris,  n.d. 


1557.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Dug  De  Prioul).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form. From  the  folio,  Versailles  Gallery. 

1558.  Duroc  (Geraj{d  C.  M.,  Due  De  Frioul).  Portrait,  full  length,  in 

robes.  8vo.  Unsigned. 


1559.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Due  De  Frioul).  Portrait,  full  length,  in 

uniform.  Grave  par  Coqueret.  Mezzotint.  Folio. 

1560.  Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Due  De  Frioul).  Portrait,  full  length,  in 

robes.  -Ito. 


1561.  (Duroc  (Gerard  C.  M.,  Due  De  Frioul).  Death  of  Duroc.  1813. 
Blanchard  fils  sculp.  8vo. 

ExteiutecI  account  of  the  battles  he  fought,  in  script  beneath. 


1562.  Duroc,  Las  Cases,  Poxiatowski,  and  otliers.  Portraits,  mainly  in 

uniform.  8vo,  and  12mo,  no  duplicates,  20  pieces. 

1563.  Durosxel  (Antoine  J.  A.  H. — aide-de-camp  to  Bonaparte  and  also  to 

Louis  Philippe).  A.L.S.  1 ]).  folio,  Paris,  Oct.  28,  1812.  To  M. 
Bergon,  Councillor  of  State.  With  portrait. 

Requesting  that  a M.  Adam  be  given  a position  as  guard  of  the  woods 
and  forests. 


1564.  Dussaulx  (Jean — Member  of  the  Convention,  Fi’ench  litterateur). 

A.L.S.  2pp.  folio,  including  addressed  portion.  Paris,  le  18 
Prairial.  I’An  Y [June  6,  1797].  To  Citizen  Treillhard,  returning 
thanks  for  the  petition  sent  him,  &c. 

1565.  Duval  (Jean  Pierre — Minister  of  Police,  one  of  the  council  of  the 

500).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  11,  1798,  regarding  a letter  written 
by  the  priest  Jolivet.  With  portrait. 


1566.  Duvivier  (Franqiade  F. — French  general,  mortally  wounded  in 

1848).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Jan.  25,  1834.  Signed  also  by  sev- 
eral others.  An  order  for  payment  to  Hy.  Yilaret  of  250  fr. 

1567.  East  India  Company.  Persian  Petition  (with  English  translation),  to 

the  Honorable  Court  of  Directors  of  the  East  India  Company,  from 
Budruddean  ]\Ioossin  khan  Bahader,  grandson  of  the  Jageerdar  of 
Kulva,  (kc.,  praying  that  protection  may  not  be  ivithdrawn  from  him 
and  the  villages  he  rules,  with  copy  of  tlie  Purvanah  mentioned  there- 
in, &c.  11  pp.  folio.  jST.P.  Nov.  17,  1826. 

1568.  Edward  (Duke  Of  Kent — father  of  Queen  Victoria).  D.S.  3 pp. 

folio,  Halifax,  March  24,  1800.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 


1569. 


Egyptian  A'iews.  “ PrincijRil  Square  in  Grand  Cairo 
and  Second  Pyramid  of  Gizah.”  L.  Aleyer  del.  T. 
Oblong  4to.  (2  pieces.) 


” and  “First 
Alilton  direx. 
London,  1801 


1570.  Eiciithal  (Gastave  D’ — French  publicist  and  critic,  of  Jewish  fam- 

ily; as  a Saint-Simonian  spent  a large  fortune  in  trying  to  establish 
the  principles  of  his  sect).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  November  17,  1842. 

M.  Boiitard  to  take  two  works  for  him  from  the  Royal 

Library. 

1571.  Elba.  Tableau  Kaisonne  Isle  d’Elbe,  [et|  Yne  de  I’excavation  de  la 

Miniere  de  Ferde  Eio.  Copperplate  map  and  view.  4to.  Unsigned. 
4to.  January,  1779. 

1572.  Elizabeth  Alexievna — Empress  of  Eussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  8vo. 

1573.  Elizabeth  Of  Pbussia,  daughter  of  ^Maximilian,  King  of  BaA’aria,  and 

wife  of  Frederick  William  IV.,  king  of  Bavaria.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Sans 
Souci,  July  2,  1868. 

1574.  Elizabeth  (Phtlippine  M.  H. — sister  of  Louis  XYI.).  Portrait,  full 

length.  Biasioli  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1575.  Elizabeth  ( Philippixte  M.  H.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Line 

engraving.  8vo.  in  Kapoli,  n.d. 

1576.  Elliott  (Gexekal  G.  A. — Governor  of  Gibraltar).  Full  length  por- 

trait in  uniform.  Copper  engraving  by  Thornton  after  Hamilton. 
Folio.  Circa  1790 

1577.  Elliott  (General  G.  A.).  General  Elliott  haranguing  his  troops 

previous  to  the  attack  of  the  Gun  Boats  of  Gibraltar,  September  13, 
1782.  Copper  engraving  by  Eecord  after  Metz.  Folio.  Circa  1790 

1578.  Elliott  (General  G.  A.).  Full  length  portrait  in  uniform  standing 

beside  cannon.  Copper  engraving,  unsigned.  Folio.  Circa  1800 

1579.  Elphinstone  (George  Keith,  Viscount — British  admiral,  sent  to 

Kew  York  in  charge  of  convoy,  served  on  shore  at  the  reduction  of 
Charleston,  etc.).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  On  board  the  Foudroyant,  Fort 
]\rahon,  August  29,  1800. 

An  interesting  and  important  document,  written  on  the  ship  on  which 
Keith  refused  Lord  Nelson  passage  to  England,  regarding  the  famous 
French  frigate  GuilUninie  Tell,  which  was  one  of  only  two  ships  that 
escaped  in  the  famous  battle  of  Aboukir  Bay,  Nelson  in  command,  and 
appointing  Edward  Tobin  as  lieutenant  for  the  then  captured  vessel. 

1580.  Elphinstone  (George  Keith).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  En- 

graved by  H.  Meyer,  drawn  by  J.  Jackson,  after  G.  Saunders.  Stip- 
ple. Open  letters.  Folio.  London,  1812 

1581.  Emeriau  (Maurice  J. — French  admiral,  commanded  a ship  at  Abou- 

kir, where  he  was  made  a prisoner).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.,  Feb. 
12,  1804.  To  Gen.  Thevenard. 

Informing  the  recipient,  that  he  (Emeriau)  has  arrived  and  requesting 
him  to  announce  his  arrival  to  Moliny. 

1582.  Emeriau  (Maurice  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

8vo.  Proof  before  letters. 


1583. 


Enxo  Loujb  (Count  Of  East  Khiesland).  A.L.S.  2 piu  8vo,  in- 
cluding addressed  portion.  The  11  ague,  Sept.  U,  1(544.  To  .Mon- 
seigneur/'  congratulating  him  upon  his  success. 


1584.  Exgiufx  (Louis  A.  H.  D’ — French  prince,  fought  against  the  Jtepub- 
lic,  shot  in  1804,  a deed  which  e.xcited  deep  indignation  against  llona- 
parte).  ‘‘ Kloge  funehre  pronounce  par  FalDhe  Jioger  Cure  de 
\hncennes  au  Service  Solennel  celebre  dans  son  eglise  pour  I’anni- 
versaire  le  21  ]\Iars  181(5  de  S.A.S.  Monseigneur  le  Due  D’FAighien 
exhume  le  menie  jour.”  A finely  written  ]\ls.  of  9 pp.  probably 
written  by  the  Abbe  Eoger  and  delivered  by  him.  4to.  With  por- 
trait, full  length  in  uniform. 


1585.  ExGiriEX  (Louis  A.  II.  D’) . Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved 
by  A.  Cardon,  painted  by  V.  Iluet.  Stipple.  Open  letters.  Also 
“Execution  du  due  d’Enghien.”  Chanson  sc.  Gabriel  del.  To- 
gether, 2 pieces. 


158(5.  Efee  (Citaeles  M.  De  L’ — philanthropist  and  the  first  teacher  of  the 
deaf  and  dumb) . A piece  of  paper  with  “ Pabbe  de  L’Lpee  instituteur 
gratuit  des  sourds  et  niuets”  and  the  date  “ Aout  1783  ” in  his 
autograph.  With  portrait. 

1587.  Epee  (Chaeles  j\L  De  L’).  Portrait,  full  length,  in  robes.  Sasso  inc. 

Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1588.  Epeenox  (B.  De  Nogabet  De  La  Valette,  Due  D’ — Colonel  of  the 

French  Infantry).  L.S.  to  Monsieur  de  Mauconseil.  1 p.  folio. 
Cadillac,  September,  1659.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

Keferring  to  the  rebelliou  of  the  city  of  Bordeaux,  announcing  that  he 
is  starting  to  quell  it,  and  asking  Mauconseil  to  join  him  for  the  service 
of  the  king. 

1589.  Epee:\[exil  (Ciiaeles  Duval  D')  . Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  military  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script 
beneath.  8vo,  on  a small  folio  sheet. 


1590.  Epeemexil  (Cpiaeles  Duval  D’).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

1591.  Eeasmus.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  T.  Hollaway  direxit,  Holbein 

pinxt.  Line  engraving.  4to.  London,  1792 

1592.  Eeasmus.  Portrait,  half  length.  Houston  fecit.  Holbein  pinxit.  Mez- 

zotint (cut  close  and  mounted).  4to. 

1593.  Eeskixe  (Ciiaeles — Cardinal,  domestic  prelate  to  Pope  Pius  VL). 

A.L.S.  (in  Italian).  1 p.  folio,  Pome,  Aug.  27,  1803. 

1594.  Eeskixe  (Ciiaeles — Lord  Justice).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Jas. 

McArdell  fecit.  Thos.  Hudson  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Folio.  Cut  to 
plate  mark.  [London] 

1595.  [p]i{SKiXE  (Ciiaeles)].  Portrait,  full  length  in  robes  of  oflice,  entitled 

“ Councellor  Ego. — i.  e.,  little  i,  myself  i.”  Stiiinle  in  brown.  8vo. 

London,  1 798 


1596.  Erskixe  (TirojfAs,  Lord — illustrious  British  orator  and  advocate,  Lord 

Chancellor  of  England).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  [Capcoburg],  Sept.  21, 
1814,  referring  to  Lord  Bathurst  and  matters  in  which  he  and  a Mr. 
Beazley  are  interested. 

1597.  Espelette  (Grattan  D’ — Minister  of  France  at  Bologna).  A.L.S.  to 

Count  Beliardi,  French  Consul  in  Sinigaglia.  3 pp.  4to.  Bologna, 
June  30,  1756. 

An  interesting  letter  annonncing  the  capture  of  Fort  St.  Philippe  by 
Marshal  Richelieu.  “ xVdmiral  Bing  and  his  Counter-Admiral,  West,  have 
been  recalled  to  London  to  be  placed  on  trial.  . . . The  English 

have  seized  eight  Dutch  vessels  with  a cargo  of  salt.  . . . The  King 

has  declared  war  upon  England  . . .” 

1598.  Espelette  (Grattan  I)’).  L.S.  4 pp.  4to.  Boulogne,  Feb.  16,  1757, 

stating  that  he  has  not  heard  that  Cardinal  de  la  Eochfoucaut  is  to 
visit  Eome,  that  the  attack  against  the  king  was  planned  in  England, 
and  that  both  the  Ministers  of  War  and  Navy  have  been  exiled. 


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159'9.  Este — Francis  III.,  -Duke  Of  Modena^  commanded  the  Spanish 
armies  in  Ital}'  in  the  war  of  the  Austrian  succession.  D.S.  1 p. 
folio,  Feb.  22,  1G58. 

IGOO.  Esterhazy  I)e  Galantha  (Paul  Antony,  Prince — Austrian  Amba.s- 
sador  to  London).  D.S.  G pp.  dto.  [London],  Feb.  22,  1823. 

Interesting  statement  by  Esterhazy,  sworn  to  before  a .Justice  of  the 
Peace  on  date  above  noted,  relative  to  an  unprovoked  assault  made  upon 
him  by  one  Bettera,  and  demands  that  said  Bettera  be  restrained,' as  he 
is  likely  to  do  him  [Esterhazy]  much  bodily  injury. 

IGOl.  Etchings.  Four  etchings,  one  signed  by  R.  L.  West  (son  of  Benja- 
min?), 1785;  R.  Westall  fecit.  1790,  and  two  others.  Two  with 
margins  cut  away.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

1G02.  European  ATews.  Amrious  cities,  engraved  by  Grignion  and  others  for 
Barlow’s  General  History  of  Europe.  Copperplates.  4to  and  oblong 
4to.  (5  pieces.) 

1G03.  European  AGews,  &c.,  including  one  of  Alexandria,  Egypt.  Copper- 
plates, &c.  ATirious  sizes.  (10  pieces).  '^'Paris.  (S:c.  v.d. 

1G04.  Ewart  (William).  Half  length  portrait.  Engraved  by  W.  Haw.  4to. 

Open  letter  proof  on  India  paper.  Ewart  procured  the  pas.sage  of  an 
act  to  establish  Free  Public  Libraries. 

1G05.  Excelmans  (R.  J.  I.— eminent  French  general,  made  Alarshal  of 
France  about  1850).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  11.  1814.  In- 
forms “ Alonseigneur  ” that  it  might  be  wise,  before  jiroceediiuT  to 
organize  tlie  King’s  Regiment,  to  reduce  the  nuinlier  of  horses  esti- 
mated for  it,  as  there  are  always  some  men  who  do  not  require  them. 
With  portrait. 


IGOG.  Excelmans  (R.  J.  I.).  A. L.S.  1 ]l  12mo.  n.p.n.d.  To  AI.  Etienne, 
extending  an  invitation  to  dinner. 


1607.  Eyries  (J.  B. — French  geographer,  and  one  of  the  founders  of  the  Geo- 

graphical Society  of  Paris).  Two  A.jST.S.  1 page,  16ino.  Paris, 
September  and  November  9,  1842.  2 pieces. 

1608.  Fabre  De  Ij’Aude  (Jeax  P. — French  statesman,  delivered  address  at 

the  Coronation  of  Napoleon).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Perpignan,  Aug.  16, 
1793.  Signed  also  by  General  J.  B.  Bonnet.  With  wax  seal. 

1609.  Fabkicy  (Gabriel — French  Dominican,  bibliographer  and  archaeolo- 

gist). A.L.S.  1 page  and  a half,  folio.  Koine,  September  1,  1785. 

1610.  Faix  (A.  J.  F.— French  historian,  and  Napoleon's  secretary).  L.S.  1 

p.  4to.  Cabinet  du  Koi,  [Paris],  Jan.  14,  1831.  Informs  M.  Lafitte 
that  the  king  has  recommended  that  certain  favors  be  granted  to  a 
person  named,  but  adds  that  ‘‘the  king’s  recommendations  are  never 
worth  very  much.”  Forwarded  to  M.  E.  D.  de  Pasquier,  Chancellor 
of  France,  asking  him  to  comply  with  request. 

1611.  Faix  (A.  J.  F.)  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March  21,  1931.  States 

that  M.  Paul  has  obtained  a quartermaster’s  position  but  would  like 
to  be  transferred  to  a regiment  of  chasseurs. 

1612.  Farnese  (Ranuccio — -1569-1622,  Duke  Of  Parma,  notorious  for  his 

tyranny  and  cruelty).  Signature  to  the  fragment  of  a document 
aiicording  a delay  in  the  payment  of  a certain  amount  of  money. 
Parma,  January  5,  1596.  In  a wrapper  with  notes  in  the  handwriting 
of  Silvio  Pellico.  2 pieces. 

1613.  Faitotie-Borel  (Louis — a French  Royalist  and  agent  of  Prussia). 

A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including  addressed  portion.  [Tiano(?)], 
July  22,  1822.  Informs  M.  [***]  that  the  Royal  Court  will  sub- 
scribe 500  francs  for  statue  of  General  Pichegru,  and  that  the  writer 
will  endeavor  to  interest  friends  in  London  in  the  matter.  With 
portrait. 

1614.  Fauci-ie-Borel  (Louis).  Portrait,  half  length,  seated.  Grave  par 

Perrot  fils.  Peint  par  Autissier.  Line  engraving  on  India  paper.  4to. 

Also  portraits  of  Moreau  ami  Pichegru.  After  the  accession  of  Na- 
poleon, Fauche-Borel  was  engaged  in  several  attempts  to  restore  the  Bour- 
bons. 

1615.  Fauconxet — French  general  of  Brigade.  Portrait,  in  costume,  Avearing 

cocked  hat,  on  horseback.  Dessine  par  Naudet.  Line  engraving,  in 
colors,  probably  colored  by  hand. 

• 

1616.  Fauxeax  (Felicie  De — French  sculptor,  among  her  Avorks  are  a 

monument  of  Dante  and  a statute  of  Saint-Genevieve) . 2 A.L.S. 

(1)  Turin,  April  20,  1822,  (2)  n.p.  Jan.  5,  1823  ( ?).  Both  personal 
letters.  With  wrapper  containing  Avriting  by  Pellico. 

1617.  Fexelox  (FiiAxqois  De  Saligxac).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mine. 

De  Cernel.  Sergent  del.  Mezzotint  in  colors.  4to.  (No.  35  of  a 
French  Avork  of  portraiture).  17!)0 


1G18.  Ferdinand  IJl.  Oe  Tuscany— brother  of  Francis  II.  of  Germany. 

Fortrait,  half  length.  F.  Zucehi  incid.  ATnetiis;  also  portraits  ol 
Ferdinand  VIF,  King  of  Spain,  restored  to  power  by  Napoleon; 
together  Y itli  that  of  his  queen.  Ih  Cowper  sculp.  Stip]de.  London, 
1811.  Together,  2 pieces. 


IGlb.  Ferdinand  IV. — King  Oe  Naples — married  .Maria  Carolina  of  Aus- 
tria, daughter  of  Maria  Theresa.  Portraits  of  both,  full  length,  the 
king  in  military  uniform.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned,  lolio;  also 
full  bust  portrait  of  him.  Sparrow  sculp.  | London,  n.d.J.  To- 
gether, 2 pieces. 


1G20.  Ferdinand  V.  and  Isabella — Patrons  of  Columbus.  D.S.,  Yo-el-rey  ” 
and  Yo-la-reyna,”  1 p.  oblong  12mo.  [Madrid,  1493].  With  por- 
traits. 


1G21.  Ferdinand  YII.^ — King  Oe  Spain,  restored  to  power  by  Napoleon. 
D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Madrid,  March  2G,  1824. 


1G22.  Ferdinand  VII.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Gravado  ])r.  C.  M.  T. 
Dren,  1813  (?).  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1G23.  Ferdinand  VII.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  P.  Cosway 
del.  4to.  Milano  (n.d.) 


1624.  Ferguson  (Sir  Ponald  C.— British  general).  Portrait,  half  length 
in  uniform.  Mezzotint.  Proof  before  all  letters.  Folio. 


1625.  Ferino  (P.  jM.  B. — French  General,  fought  under  Desaix  and  Moreau, 

Governor  of  Antwerp).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  the  addressed 
portion.  Headquarters,  Basle,  le  22  Thermidor,  I’An  VII.  [Aug.  10, 
1799].  Informs  General  Ney  that  there  has  been  a delay  in  the 
receipt  of  meat  for  his  division  and  that  he  will  be  compelled  to 
advise  the  Commissary-General  in  that  regard.  Suggests  that  as  he 
has  no  funds  to  pay  out  for  meat,  the  shippers  may  aware  of  that 
fact  and  for  that  reason  decline  to  forward.  With  2 portraits,  and 
seal. 

1626.  Ferino  (P.  M.  B.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.n.d.  To  Gen.  Gauttier. 

Regarding  tlie  adjutant-commanders,  and  asking  the  recipient  to  keep 
them  in  sight  during  the  pro,gress  of  some  work. 

1627.  Ferrari  (Paolo — Italian  dramatic  poet).  A.L.S.  to  G.  B.  Aiazzi, 

Censor  of  Tuscany.  2 pp.  8vo.  Livorno,  April  21,  1858.  With  en- 
velope. 2 pieces. 

Asking  permission  for  the  representation  of  his  drama  “ Parini.’’ 

1628.  Fesch  (Joseph,  Cardinal — half  brother  to  the  mother  of  Napoleon). 

L.S.  ‘‘Joseph,  Archeveqiie  de  Lyon,”  1 p.  4to.  Lyons,  Dec.  9,  1802. 
To  the  Prefect  of  the  Department  of  the  Phone. 

The  writer,  who  very  shortly  afterwards  was  made  cardinal,  states 
that  lie  will  consider  the  petition  of  the  .Mayor  of  the  thnnnume,  whien 
the  prefect  has  sent  to  him. 


1629.  Fesch  (Joseph),  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  PariS;,  Sept.  3,  1810.  Informing 

the  recipient  that  the  Empress  has  looked  over  the  list  of  proposed 
members  of  a society,  and  stating  that  recipient  is  elected  to  mem- 
bership. 

1630.  Fesch  (Joseph).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  June  8,  1815.  To  the  Chief 

of  Police.  Written  on  Napoleon's  water-marked  paper. 

Two  priests  were  arrested,  one  for  indicating  the  waj^  to  Betliune,  the 
other  for  refusing  to  offer  prayers  for  tlie  Emperor.  Fesch  asks  the  chief, 
owing  to  the  tronhlons  times,  to  suppress  the  matter  as  much  as  possible. 

1631.  Fesch  (Joseph).  Portrait,  fnll  bust  in  robes.  Line  engraving.  Un- 

signed. Ito. 

1632.  I'esch  (Joseph).  Portrait,  fnll  bust  in  robes.  Pourvoyenr  scnlp. 

d'apres  le  buste  original  de  Canova.  Line  engraving.  Open  letters. 
8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

1633.  Feuillade  De  La  (Fkaxcois — created  Jlarshal  of  France  by  Louis 

XF\  ).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  May  20,  1680.  With  portrait. 

A military  di.scharge  for  a soldier  named  Ilifogeau,  who  had  faithfully 
served  the  king. 

1634.  Feuquiere  (Isaac  De  Pas  Marquis  De— distinguished  French  soldier 

and  statesman.  Viceroy  of  the  French  settlements  in  America,  and 
x\mbassador  to  Sweden).  x\.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Stockholm,  July  8,  1673 
IMons.  de  Gremonville  having  written  to  inform  me  that  the  Em- 
peror was  preparing  to  recommence  his  policy  of  last  year  with  an  army 
considerably  reinforced,  I have  requested  the  king  of  Sweden  to  send  to 
(Jermany  the  remainder  of  the  troops  . . .”  A rare  autograph  and 

a very  interesting  historical  letter. 

1635.  [Fitzclarexce — Son  of  "William  IV.  and  Mrs.  Jordan].  x\.L.S. 

2 pp.  12  mo,  including  addressed  portion.  "Windsor  Castle,  Monday, 
no  year.  States  that  he  is  unable  to  dine  at  the  Catch  Club. 

1636.  Fitz-James  (Charles — Marshal  of  France,  grandson  of  James  II,  of 

England).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  3,  1763.  With  portrait. 

Written  shortly  before  he  left  for  Toulouse,  where  he  had  to  make 
negotiations  by  order  of  the  King. 

1637.  Flahault  De  La  Billarderie  (x4..  C.  J.  De — French  general,  aide-de- 

camp  to  Napoleon  in  1813).  x\.L.S.  2 pp.  square  8vo.  N.P,,  Oct. 
15,  no  year.  To  Count  de  Forbin,  on  personal  matters. 

1638.  Fleury  (iVxDRE  II.  De — Cardinal  and  eminent  French  statesman). 

IMrtrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Jones  fecit.  Stipple.  8vo. 

[London],  1798 

1639.  Fleury  (Andre  H.  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Grave  par  G.  Roy, 

pcint  par  Antreau.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1640.  Fontaine  (Pierre  F.  L. — architect).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length 

standing.  Grave  par  Pannier,  peint  par  Court.  Line  engraving,  4to  , 
and  another  ot  the  same,  2 pieces. 


1641. 

1642. 

1643. 

1644. 

1645. 

1646. 

1647. 

1648. 


1649. 


1650. 

1651. 

1652. 

1653. 


Fontanes  (Louis^  Comte  De — French  statesman,  delivered  a cele- 
brated oration  upon  Washington).  L.8.  2 pp.  4to,  including  ad- 
dressed portion.  April  11,  1749.  States  that  he  will  pay  a bill  he 
owes. 

Foxtanes  (Louis,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  Oct.  10,  1810. 

A letter  of  congratulation  to  M.  Oruout  upon  liis  election  to  the  faculty 
of  the  University  of  Lyon. 

Foxtaxes  (Louis  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  Dec.  22,  n.y.  A 
personal  letter  to  Count  Morbois  regarding  an  appointment. 

Foxtaxes  (Louis  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  [Paris],  March  15, 
no  year.  Advises  his  friend  that  he  will  help  him  with  the  diction- 
ary, and  asks  him  to  send  the  last  sheets  of  it  the  latter  part  of  April, 
&c.  With  portrait. 

Foxtaxes  (Louis  Comte  De).  Portraits,  (1),  full  length,  Eivelanti 
sc.  Demarchi  dis.  Stipple;  (2)  full  bust.  Lithograph.  Together, 
2 pieces.  8vo. 

Forbix  (Le  Chevalier  De — the  son  of  Claude  Forbin,  celebrated 
French  naval  officer)  [?].  D.S.  1 p.  4to.  Louvain,  July  8,  1746, 
signed  also  by  Costebelle,  Delafargue,  Battine  and  several  others. 

Forey  (Plie  F. — Marshal  of  France,  captured  the  city  of  Mexico, 
1863).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  August  28,  1851.  Asking  for  his 
salary  as  he  wishes  to  take  a trip.  With  portrait. 

Fouciie  (Joseph,  Due  D’Otraxte — Chief  of  Police  of  Paris).  L.S. 
2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  le  13  Fructidor,  LAn  YII  [Aug.  31,  1799].  Be- 
quests the  Minister  of  War  to  grant  rations  of  food  to  the  gendar- 
merie instead  of  the  sum  of  money  generally  apportioned.  Also, 
signature  of  Fouche  to  portion  of  letter.  With  portrait. 

Fouciie  (Joseph,  Due  D’Otraxte).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  1800. 
From  the  Minister  of  Police  to  the  Minister  of  War.  With  portrait, 
full  length,  open  letters. 

Regarding  the  freeing  of  .St.  Martin,  and  placing  the  responsibility  upon 
Gen.  Liebers. 


Fouche  (Joseph,  Due  D’Otraxte). 
Velyn  f.  Mile.  De  ISToireterre  del. 


Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 


Fouche  (Joseph,  Due  D’Otraxte).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 


Fouche  (Joseph,  Due  D’Otraxte). 
Stipple.  LTnsigned.  4to. 


Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Paris,  n.d. 


Fouche  axd  Lombard.  Duplicate  D.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  le  8 Floreal, 
I’An  8 [April  27,  1800].  To  tlic  Prefect  of  the  Dept,  of  the  North, 
informing  him  that  one,  M.  J.  [Lussigny]  is  now  entitled  to  political 
rights,  &c.  Signed  by  Fouche,  ^Mini.ster  of  Police  (probably  with  his 
stamp),  and  Lombard,  Secretary-General. 


1654.  40UCIIE,  ]\[assena,  Kleix,  and  others.  Portraits,  mainly  in  uniform. 

8vo,  and  12mo,  no  duplicates,  20  pieces. 

1655.  Kouquet  (Charles  L.  A.,  Due  De  Belle-Isle — Marshal  of  France). 

L.S.  2 pp.  8vo.  Marbres,  July  27,  1757.  Asks  the  IMarquis  de 
Marignv  to  permit  M.  Coiitestabile  to  order  70  feet  of  marble. 

1656.  Fouquet  (Charles  L.  A.,  Due  De  Belle-Isle).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to. 

Amrsailles,  April  5,  1759. 

Written  to  M.  Le  Bertlien,  telling  him  that  he  will  have  his  request 
grantefl. 

1657.  Fouquet  (Charles  L.  A.,  Due  De  Belle-Isle).  D.S.  1 p.  4to.  April 

60,  1821. 

1658.  Fouquet  (Charles  L.  A.,  Duo  De  Belle-Isle).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval  in  uniform.  Line  engraving.  Yin.  Vangelisty  fecit,  1775. 
Small  4to. 

1659.  Fouquier-Taixville  (Axtoixe  Q.)  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  trial  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1660.  Fourier  (Jeax  B.  J. — author  of  the  Introduction  to  the  work  on 

Egypt,  published  by  Napoleon).  D.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Oct.  13,  1805. 

1661.  Fourxier  De  La  Coxtamixe  (Marie  N.— chaplain  to  Napoleon,  and 

Bishop  of  Montpellier).  A.L.S.,  1 p.  4to.  [Paris],  Sept.  12,  1825, 
regretting  his  inability  to  dine  with  a certain  French  general. 

1662.  Fox  (Charles  James — celebrated  English  Secty.  of  State  for  Foreign 

Affairs).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  St.  James,  Oct.  11,  1783.  To  the  House 
of  Lords. 

“ As  The  Lord  Chamberlain  of  His  Majesty’s  Household  informs  me 
that  there  remains  no  money  in  his  office  . . . cause  the  sum  of 

two  thousand  pounds  to  be  lodged  with  him,”  etc. 

1663.  Fox  (Charles  James).  Portrait,  half  legth  in  oval.  Engraved  by 

IVm.  Lane  after  Sir  Joshua  Eetmolds.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1793 

1664.  Fox  (Charles  James).  Portrait,  bust  after  Nollekens.  Engraved  by 

H.  Meyer  after  Uwins.  Stipple.  Proof  in  open  letters.  4to. 

London,  1806 

1665.  Fox  (Charles  James).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Engraved  by  H.  Meyer, 

dratvn  by  J.  Jackson,  after  Sir.  J.  Eeynolds.  Stipple.  4to. 

London,  1812 

1666.  Fox  (Charles  James).  Portrait,  half  length  standing,  right  hand  on 

document.  Engraved  by  John  Jones  after  Sir  Joshua  Eeynolds. 
IMezzotint.  Folio,  with  margins.  Brilliant  impression.  London,  1819 

1667.  Fox  (Charles  James).  Portrait,  full  bust  from  a statue,  by  Nolle- 

kens. Engraved  by  T.  Gaugain.  Stipple.  Folio  (creased  across  the 
middle  and  stained) . [London] 


1668. 

1660. 


1610. 


1671. 

1672. 

1673. 

1674. 

1675. 

1676. 

1677. 

1678. 

1679. 

1680. 

1681. 

1682. 


Fox  (OjtARLES  Ja.mks).  J’ortraits,  (1),  full  leii^dli,  G.  A.  Sa.sso  inc. 
G.  1>.  i)Osi()  (lis.  (2),  full  l)us<t.  Stipple.  Uusi^’iied.  8v().  To- 
.gether,  2 pieces. 

Foy  (Maximiliax  S. — French  general,  eoininander  of  cavalry  ujider 
!^[orean,  jMeinher  of  the  Ghainber  of  J)epnties).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  small 
4to.  Paris,  Aug.  3,  ISOS.  Jn forms  ^Marshal  Delorme  that  lie  is  on 
neither  side  in  the  ease  in  question,  and  desires  to  hear  no  more  of 
the  matter.  With  portrait. 

Foy  (Maximiliax  S.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Get.  22,  1816.  To 
Count  Corvetto,  Minister  of  Finance. 

A reriuest  on  behalf  of  liis  brother,  whose  pension  had  been  withdrawn, 
and  who  for  no  apparent  reason  liad  Iteen  dismissed  from  the  position 
of  Inspector  of  Post-Otlices. 


Foy  (Maximilian  S.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple,  un- 
signed. 4to. 

Foy  (M.vxuriLTAX  S.).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Stipple, 
Unsigned.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

Foy  (Maximilian  S.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Un- 
signed. 4to.  Paris,  n.d. 


Francis  I.,  Emperor  Of  Austria,  L.S.  (in  Italian),  2 pp.  4to. 
Vienna,  Sept.  30,  1814.  To  Count  IMagawly  relative  to  the  Bourbon 
family,  etc. 

Francis  I.,  King  Of  France.  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  With  portrait. 

Francis  I.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Le  Coeur 
sculpt.  Des  Pais  del.  iMezzotint.  8vo. 

Francis  1.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Grave  par 
K.  Ransonnette.  J.<ine  engraving  (mounted).  4to. 


Francis  I.^  (Emperor  Of  Germany,  founder  of  the  house  of  Hapsburg- 
Lorraine).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  duly  31,  1758.  Advises  his  cousin  t<> 
have  the  army  ready  for  action  in  case  Saxony  is  attacked.  With 
portrait. 


Erancts  T.,  King  Of  Tile  Two 
4to.  Kaples,  Nov.  23,  1824. 


Sicilies.  L.S.  ''  Francesco 
To  Guiseppe  Coppette. 


1 P- 


Francis  I.,  King  Of  The  Two  Sicilies.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 
form, si'ated.  Leroux  sculp.  X.  Dun  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  4to. 
Embossed  stamj),  a crowned  X in  lower  right  hand  corner. 


Francis  I., 
Stipple, 
hand. 


Emperor  Of  Austria.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform, 
doh.  Ziterer  pinxt.  4to.  In  colors,  jirobably  colored  hy 


Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany. 
reviewing  his  troo]:)s  attended  by  his 
eludes  Gideon  E.  von  Loudon.  .Vndret 
engraving.  4to.  (margins  cut  a wav. 
4to. 


‘‘  The  Emiieror  of  Germany, 
general  ollieers  ” | Mdiieh  in- 
s Iladdik.  and  others].  Line 
and  creased  across  middle). 

London,  liso 


1683.  Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany,  Portrait,  full  bust  engraved  by 

F.  C,  Lewis  after  Sir  Thomas  LaAvrence.  4to.  India  paper. 

London,  1836 

1684.  Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  En- 

graved by  Pagni.  Line  engraving.  4to.  Firenze,  n.d. 

1685.  Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform. 

Folio.  In  colors.  London,  1815 

1686.  Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany.  Portrait.  Another  copy  of  the 

preceding,  printed  on  paper  of  a slightly  different  tone,  also  in  colors, 
differing  slightly  from  the  preceding. 

1687.  Francis  II.,  Emperor  Of  Germany.  Portrait,  on  horseback,  with 

!Maria  Theresa  and  many  others,  4to,  also  half  length  portrait.  To- 
• gether  2 pieces. 

1688.  Francois  De  Neufchateau  (Nicolas  L. — French  statesman  and  poet, 

favored  the  Eevolution,  member  of  the  Directory).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 
Seitz,  June  18,  1798.  To  M.  Bottin. 

Written  shortly  before  be  became  Minister  of  the  Interior  (which  was 
in  July  of  1798),  saying  that  the  reports  about  Gibraltar  and  the  break- 
ing off  of  certain  negotiations  are  false,  etc. 

1689.  Franqois  De  Neufchateau  (Nicolas  L.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

May  22,  1807.  As  president  of  the  Societe  d’ Agriculture,  &c.  re- 
quests the  Prefect  of  the  Dept,  of  the  Phone  to  fortvard  a package  to 
M.  Chancey.  With  leaf  of  address  of  another  letter,  Avax  seal  (split). 
(2  pieces), 

1690.  Francois  De  Neufchateau  (Nicolas  L.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Velyn  [sc.].  Mme.  De  Nore  Ferre  del.,  1814.  Stipple. 
8vo. 

\ 

1691.  Francois  De  Neufchateau  (Nicolas  L.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  De  Noire  del.  Stipple.  8vo, 

1692.  Frankfort.  Golored  vieAV.  Folio.  London,  1815 

1693.  [Franklin  (Benjamin).]  A Soutli  East  VieAv  of  Christ’s  Church. 

[Philadelphia,  Franklin’s  burial  place.]  8vo.  [From  the  Colum- 
bian Mag.,  1787.] 

1694.  Fi!i:derick  Augustus  I.,  [King  Of  S.axony — ally  of  Napoleon].  Por- 

trait, full  bust  in  uniform.  Pcnard  sc.  Guibert  pinxt.  Stipple. 
4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1695.  Fj{i:i)i:rick  William  II. — (King  Of  Prussia — surnamed  the  Great). 

L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Potsdam,  July  16,  1774.  To  Baron  de  Storst,  Min- 
ister of  State,  regretting  his  illness  and  stating  that  lie  Avill  grant 
liis  request  u])on  the  Avriter's  return  from  Silesia.  AVith  portrait 
engraved  by  II.  Marais  after  .\.  Graf, 


169*).  Fkkdkkick  William  I J.,  King  Of  Pui'.ssiA.  L.h.  1 p.  4to.  i ryiiioiit, 
July  ID,  1?U7.  To  Oomtesse  de  Lanieth,  regretting  the  position  lier- 
self  and  I'aniily  are  in,  and  setting  aside  a sum  of  money  for  her  use. 
(One  corner  repaired.)  With  portrait. 


1697. 

Frederick  AVilliam  HL,  King 
dam,  Oct.  17,  1810. 

Of 

Prussia. 

D.S. 

1 p.  folio. 

Pots- 

1698. 

Frederick  AVilliam  HI.,  King 

Of 

Prussia, 

L.S. 

1 p.  4 to. 

Berlin, 

April  1,  ]833,  also  a 1 p.  4to  ms.  account  of  the  king  written  in  a 
contenpjorary  hand.  3 pieces. 

1699.  Frkdekick  William  111.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform.  Drawn  by  W.  Heath.  In  colors.  Folio.  London,  1814 

1700.  Frederick  William  HI.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  H.  Meyer,  sculpt.  F.  Bolt  del.  Berlin.  Line  and  stip- 
ple. 4to.  Open  letters.  4to.  London,  1814 

1701.  Frederick  AVilliam  Hi.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Stipple.  4to.  [London],  1815 

1702.  Frederick  AATlliam  111.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  E.  Houston  fecit.  A.  Pesne  pinxt.  Afezzotint.  8vo. 

London,  Bowles 

1703.  Frederick  AVilliam  Ilf.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  ^‘Frederico 

Guglielmo  HI,  Ee  di  Prussia,’’  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipjile.  Un- 
signed. 4to.  Milan,  n.d. 

1704.  Frederick  AATlliavi  HI.,  King  Of  Prusssia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  In  colors.  8vo. 

1705.  Frederick  AATlliam  III.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  In  colors.  8vo. 

1706.  Frederick  AATlliam  III.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Ingresso  delle  Potenze 

Alleate  in  Parigi,”  containing  portraits  of  Frederick  AA^illiam  III., 
also  Alexander  I.,  Emperor  of  Eussia,  numerous  soldiers,  etc.  L. 
Cunego,  inc.  A.D.D.  inv.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

1707.  Frederick  AVilliam  III.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait  [as  a boy],  full 

length  in  uniform.  In  colors.  8vo. 

1708.  Frederick  AATlliaai  III.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  in  uniform, 

on  horseback.  Canton  del.  et  sculp.  4to.  In  colors. 

London,  1815 

1709.  Frederick  AVjlliaai  III.,  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform,  standing  beside  cannon,  tents  in  background.  P.  Hass, 
sculpt.  A Pollan  del.  Stipple,  cut  close  and  mounted  and  slight 
repairs.  Small  folio. 

1710.  Frederick  AAAilliam  HI..  King  Of  Prussia.  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform,  standing  beside  cannon.  P.  Haas  sculp.  Berlin.  A.  Pollan 
del.  Stipple.  vSmall  folio. 


1711 


1712. 


1 1 Q 
1 i lo. 


1714. 


1715. 


1716. 


1717. 

1718. 


1719. 


1720. 


1721. 


Fkedekick  WiELiAiM  111.,  KiXG  Oe  Pkussia.  Portrait,  together  with 
that  of  Louisa  Auguste  Wilhehniiie,  his  queen.  iMartigiiac  sculp. 
F.  JMeiidez  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Fuederick  AVilliam  IV.,  King  Of  Prussia.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Berlin. 
April  6,  1840. 

Frederick  CiiAiiLES,  Prixce  Of  Prussia,  nephew  of  AVilhelui  I.  Por- 
trait, full  bust  ill  unifortii.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  In  col- 
ors. 8vo. 


Frederick,  Joseph,  Ludewig,  C.  A.,  Hereditary  Prince  of  Hesse  Honi- 
hurg.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniforni.  H.  IMeyer  sculp.,  W.  H. 
AVatts  pinxL  Stipple.  Proof  on  India  paper.  4to.  London,  1818 

Freemasoxry.  D.S.  by  Tesson,  Alarochetti,  A'an-Eshecy,  P.  A.  Le 
Poux,  Simon,  Detouy  and  several  others.  1 p.  large  folio,  on  velluin, 
with  numerous  symbols  on  margins.  Paris,  July  29,  1813,  certifying 
that  Joseph  F.  Bourdeil  is  now  a member  of  the  P ; ATT,  3rd  grade. 

Frexch  Ahrassadors,  &:c.  [Payne val  (A.  G.,  Comte  de — -Ambassador 
to  Pome).]  Letter,  unsigned,  but  said  to  be  in  his  autograph,  4 pp. 
folio  n.p.n.d. ; Gsmond  (P.  E.  D’ — Ambassador  to  England).  Signa- 
ture, and  3 lines  in  his  autograph  on  a report.  1 p.  folio.  Grenoble, 
Xov.  4,  1793  (folded)  ; Turgot  (L.  F.  E.  de — -Ambassador  to  Spain). 
A.IC.S.,  1 p.  24mo.  n.p.n.d.;  Lefebre  (A.E. — diplomatist).  A.L.S. 
4 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Alay  2,  1833.  Together,  4 pieces. 

French  Arhy.  General  de  Division.  Comdant.  de  la  Legion  d'Hon- 
neur.  Grave  par  Levachez,  dessine  par  H.  Amrnet.  Folio. 

French  (b'LRK'ATURE.  “ Alai  lui  vent  mal  lui  tourne  dit  le  Bon  Homme 
Pichard.”  Line.  Unsigned.  Oblong  4to.  AAJth  mat. 

Upon  the  decline  of  Great  Britain’s  coimnerce,  which  latter  is  repre- 
sented hy  a cow,  with  an  American  sawing  off  her  horns,  a Dutchman 
milking  her,  with  Spain  and  France  nearby  and  requesting  some  of  the 
milk,  the  British  lion  asleep  on  the  left  with  an  Fiiiglishman  alongside 
bewailing  the  fact  that  his  country  is  fast  losing  her  commercial 
supremacy  and  wondering  why  she  does  not  awake,  &c. 

French  Caricatures.  Three,  one  entitled  ‘‘  The  French  Flight,'’  other 
two  proofs  before  all  letters.  Line  and  stipple.  Small  folio  and  4to. 
(3  pieces). 

French  Coloxj  iis.  '^GLe  debarquement  des  Francois,  pour  I'establise- 
ment  de  la  nouvelle  colon ie,  dans  le  port  de  la  nonvelle  Cayenne  on  la 
France  Equinoxialle."  Dutch  line  engraving,  in  colors.  4to.  1762 


French  Colonies  in  Aim  eric  a.  A Ccrtiticatc  issued  by  the  settlers 
of  St.  Domingo  to  the  effect  that  the  proiierties,  incomes,  etc.  of 
the  colony  had  never  been  taxed  20  per  cent.  Signed  by  Belloc  de 
Alarais.  Labattu,  Barre  do  Saint  ATnant,  Cbarrier.  etc.  1 page 
small  Ito.  Paris.  Atav  18,  1790 


1:22.  FiiEXCK  Colonies  in  Ameeica.  Tlie  ReproseiUatives  of  the  ] eople  o 
St.  Domingo  ask  the  delivery  of  i)Oiinds  of  coffee,  etc.,  Irom  tlie 
stores  of  the  Depublic  in  Drest.  Signed  by  Vardon,  Diraud,  Chenl- 
lard,  etc.  With  the  seal  of  the  representatives  of  the  l’eo})le.  1 page 
folio.  Year  HI  I 1:95 J 

1123.  Feenoii  Colonies  in  Ameimca.  Sonthonax  (Leger-Felicite),  Frtmch 
political  agent,  and  one  of  the  three  connnissaries  sent  by  the  Diiec;- 
toire  to  St.  Domingo.  D.S.  to  tin*  Secretary  of  the  Navy  and  Colo- 
nies, ]-ecommending  \hdalot,  a merchant  of  St.  Domingo.  2 pp.  -Ito. 

Paris,  Year  YI  [1798] 

1724.  Fkencii  Eno havings.  Das  Billiard.”  :\Iezzotint;  Calorie  d'Orleans, 
jMezzotint,  and  others.  4to.  Together,  o })ieces. 


1725.  Fkencii  Fleet.  Die  Seeschlacht,  nach  dem  beriihmten  West’schen 
Gemalde  der  Schlacht  von  La  Hogue.  Line  engraving,  after  Woollett 
engr.,  by  C.  Dobler.  Tjarge  folio,  cut  close. 


1726.  Fhencii  Jouhnalists,  &c.  Berlin  (L.^l.A. — founder  of  the  “Journal 

des  Debats”).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.n.d.;  Levesque  de  la  Kavaliere 
(P.  A. — French  litterateur).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to,  including  addressed 
portion.  Paris,  jMay  7,  1761;  Lally-JYlendal  (T.  G.,  ]\Iar(|uis  de — 
orator  and  M'riter).  Signature  at  end  of  letter.  1 p.  olilong  24ino. 
Paris,  Feb.  15,  1816;  Laya  (Jean  L. — dramatist).  A.L.S.  1 p. 
12mo.  Paris,  June  1,  1798.  4 pieces. 

1727.  Feencti  IniTEEATEUES.  Eadonvilliers  (C.  F.  L.,  Abbe).  A.L.S.  2 p. 

small  4to.  Versailles,  jMay  6,  1768;  Savignac  (A.  E.  C.  D.  de). 
A.L.S.  1 p.  oblong  12mo.  July  8,  1842;  Moleon  (J.  C.  V.  de.) 
A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including  addressed  portion,  n.p.n.d.  ; Dallier- 
Plcurizelle  (Charles).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  7,  1787.  4 

])ieces. 

1728.  Feencii  Lott’eey  Ticket  in  favor  of  the  Poor.  Signed  ]\felin.  1741. 

1729.  Feencii  Political  Weiters,  &c.  Bernard  (L.E.D.— magistrate  and 

writer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  Jan.  7,  1842;  Esmenard  (Joseph 
A. — political  writer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  n.p.,  circa  1800;  Paufin 
(Victor — legal  Avriter).  A.L.S.,  2 pp.  8vo,  including  addressed  por- 
tion. Paris,  Aug.  25,  1842  ; Biedermann  (F.  K. — German  publicist 
and  professor  of  Law  at  Leipsic).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Mar.  15, 
1842;  Scrofani  (Xavier — Italian  historian  and  economist).  A.L.S. 
2 pp.  24mo,  including  addressed  portion.  n.]).n.d.  5 ])ieces. 

1730.  Feencii  Postal  Seevice.  D.S.  l)v  De  Xilebrun.  1 ]).  folio.  Oct.  20, 

1790. 

One  of  tli(>  onl(‘rs  issued  to  the  postinasttM-s  l*(‘t\veen  rnris  and  Calais 
veyardin^j  liors(‘S. 


1731.  French  Professional  IMen.  Perronet  (Jean  IF,  bridge-engineer). 

A.L.S.  3 pp.  scpiare  8vo.  Paris,  April  20,  1770;  Decaisne  (Joseph — 
botanist  and  horticulturist).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  2,  1830; 
Gail  (Jean  B. — French  Hellenist,  keeper  of  Greek  and  Latin  manu- 
scripts in  Koyal  Librar}^).  A.L.S.  1 p.  square  8vo.  [Paris]  n.d.; 
Delaroche  (Hippolyte,  called  Paul,  painter).  A.L.S'.  4 pp.  4to,  in- 
cluding addressed  portion.  [Paris],  i\ray,  1807.  4 pieces. 

1732.  French  Eevolution.  D.S.  by  eleven  Officers  of  the  Revolutionary 

Army,  including  Chevalier,  Branche,  Charpentier,  and  Badin  Shen- 
ton.  1 p.  4to.  Camp  of  Hornbache,  June  10,  1793.  With  seal. 

1733.  French  Revolution.  A.L.S.  of  Sophie  Gravier,  n.p.  1 p.  12nio. 

Xov.  2,  1794,  regarding  the  release  of  prisoners.  Also,  a 4 pp.  folio 
manuscript,  unsigned,  relative  to  the  daughters  of  M.  Gra^der  (in- 
cluding Sophie  as  above),  who  were  imprisoned  on  false  charges  by 
the  agents  of  Robespierre. 

1734.  French  Revolution.  “La  IMachine  Infernale.''  Grave  par  Poll  ; 

“ Scene  in  the  Garden  of  the  Thuilleries,  12th  of  July  1789.”  To- 
gether, 2 pieces.  4to. 

1735.  French  Revolution.  Le  Contraste,  1793.”  Liberte  Frangaise. 

Liberte  x\ngloise.  2 medallions;  (1)  showing  France  as  a Fury, 
snakes  as  hair,  holding  in  one  hand  a trident  on  which  is  the  decapi- 
tated head  of  Libert}^  &c. ; (2)  showing  Britannia  peacefully  seated, 
with  sleeping  lion  at  feet,  scales  in  one  hand,  Magna  Charta  in  the 
other,  &c.  Line.  Unsigned.  4to. 

1736.  French  Revolution.  A full  length  male  figure,  holding  a flag  on 

which  is  “ La  Liberfe  on  la  Mort,”  plate  entitled  “ Le  Porte  drapeau 
de  la  fete  civique.”  Grave  par  Copia,  peint  par  Boyli.  Stipple.  4to. 

Paris,  [m.  1793] 

1737.  French  Revolution.  Full  length  figure  “La  Liberte.”'  Pointeau 

sculp.,  ATllemain  del.  Stipple.  Folio,  cut  close.  Paris,  [ca.  1795] 

1738.  French  Revolution.  Full  length  figure  “ Egalite,”  holding  in  her 

hand  “ Declaration  des  droits  cle  I’homme  et  du  citoyen.”  Yilleneuve 
graveur,  jMezzotint.  Folio,  cut  close.  Paris,  [ca.  1795] 

1739.  French  Revolution.  Tableau  General  de  la  Revolution  Francaise. 

Outline  engraving.  Uormand  sculpt.  Lafitte  del.  Folio.  1802 

1740.  French  Revolution.  A'iew  of  the  “ j\[ontagne  du  Lion.”'  Curious 

lithograph  in  colors  of  the  emblem  of  the  “ Party  of  the  Mountain  ” 
of  the  French  Revolution.  Y.  Lignian  del.  Intli.  des  F.  Williaume. 
Oblong  12mo. 

1741.  French  Revolution.  A series  of  Dutch  engravings  (73)  illustrating 

incidents  in  flic  Revolution.  8vo.  Interesting  collection. 


1743.  French  Statesmen,  &c.  Castelbajac  (iNFarie  J>.,  \MCOiiite  de — promi- 
nent in  politics  after  tiie  fall  of  ]>ona])arte) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Lnne- 
ville,  Oct.  G,  1819:  Montlivault  (Casimir  ]\[.  0.,  Comte  de — States- 
man). A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Caen,  Nov. 
6,  1815.  Fo  (^omte  de  Lescarene;  C'lermont-Tonnerre  (A.  M.  G., 
Due  de — i\rinister  of  AVar).  Signature  on  slip;  (bulet-Gassicourt 
C.  Ji.  F. — pharmacist,  lawyer,  author,  &c.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo,  and 
prescription  in  his  autograph.  1 ]>.  8vo.  Faris,  | Nov.  | 22,  1843. 
5 pieces. 

1743.  French  Views.  Vue  de  la  Tour  St.  Genevieve  et  du  l^antheon.  Col- 

ored lithograph,  after  Arnout.  Folio. 

1744.  FiiENCH  Views.  Chamhre  des  Deputes.  Colored  lithographs,  after 

Arnout.  Folio. 


1745.  French  A’iews.  Vue  du  Palais  des  Tuileries.  Colored  lithograph, 
after  Arnout.  Folio. 


1746.  French  Views.  Arc  de  Triomphe  de  h'hitoile.  Colored  lithograph, 

after  Arnout.  Folio  (slightly  soiled). 

1747.  French  Views.  Dome  des  Invalides.  Colored  lithograph,  after  Ar- 

nout. Folio. 

1748.  French  Views.  Vue  du  Jardin  du  Palais  Poyal.  Colored  lithograph, 

after  Arnout.  Folio. 

1749.  French  Views.  Vue  de  la  Colonnade  du  Louvre.  Colored  lithograph, 

after  Arnout.  Folio. 

1750.  French  Ahews.  Boulevard  des  Italiens.  Colored  lithograph,  after 

Arnout.  Folio. 

1751.  French  ATews.  A"ue  du  Chateau  de  Versailles.  Colored  lithograph, 

after  Arnout.  Folio. 


1752.  French  Views.  A^ue  Generale  de  la  Place  de  la  Concorde.  Colored 

lithograph,  after  Arnout.  Folio. 

1753.  French  ATews.  ATie  du  Pont  Neuf.  Colored  lithograph,  after  Arnout 

Folio. 

1754.  Fressinet  (Philibert — French  general).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to,  includ- 

ing addressed  portion.  Naples,  Alarch  3,  1806.  To  his  friend 
Amedee  on  personal  matters. 

1755.  Fressinet  (Philibert).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Peint 

d'apres  nature  a Pome  par  D.  C.  Stipple.  8vo,  with  margins. 

1756.  Freteau  De  Saint-Just  (Emmanuee  Al.  AL  P.— French  lawyer). 

' Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.  d. 


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¥ 


jtEYTAG  (Field  Mai;sijal).  A.D.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Grenoble,  Sept., 
119(5.  Signed  also  by  the  coniinissioner  of  war,  Nicolas.  With  por- 
trait, full  bust  in  oval,  eng.  by  Ornie.  Stipple. 

Receipt  for  a quantity  of  stores. 


1758.  Fkiaut  (Louis,  General).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  13,  1815.  To 
M.  i\[anret,  inspector  of  forests.  AVitb  portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 
form. Litho. 

Having  been  authorized  to  open  his  fatlier's  mail,  he  writes  that  his 
father  has  departed  for  Metz. 


1759. 


FhiEDincii  Heixeich  IjUDWIo — Ib-ussian  jirince,  brother  of  Frederick 
the  Great.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Ratios  inc.  L.  Firer 
dip.  G.  B.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  4to. 


17(50. 


Gage  (Chaeles  Auguste  De  Matignox,  Comte  De,  1646-1729— Mar- 
shal of  France;  distinguished  himself  at  the  siege  of  Mons  and 
Namur).  A.D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Sedan,  March  28,  1693. 


1761.  Gail  (Jeax  Baptiste — French  Hellenist  and  a member  of  the  InstH 
tute,  1755-1829).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  June  28,  1828 

Asking  for  a copy  of  the  work  of  his  son  (.Jean  Francois),  also  a well 
known  Hellenist. 


1762.  Gaixsboeough  (Thomas).  Original  drawing  in  sepia  and  pencil  of 

an  English  pastoral  scene,  said  to  be  the  work  of  Thomas  (Gainsbor- 
ough. 4to.  Unsigned. 

1763.  Galex'  (C. — celebrated  (Jreek  medical  Avriter).  Portrait,  Mezzotint. 

4to  cut  close.  [London,  Bowles] 

1764.  Gall  (Feaxz  Joseph — celebrated  German  physician  and  the  founder 

of  the  system  of  phrenology).  Autograph  signed.  Paris,  May  12, 
1826.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

1765.  Galletti  (Pieteo  Luigi — Italian  monk  and  Avell-known  antiquary, 

1724-90).  A.L.S.  To  Antonio  Francesco  Gori,  also  Avell-knoAvn 
Italian  antiquary.  2 pp.  4to.  Rome,  Gctober  5,  1748 

Speaking  about  several  ancient  objects  acquired  by  him  and  asking 
Gori  for  tAvo  copies  of  one  of  his  pamphlets. 

1766.  Gamelee  (James — English  admii-al,  served  in  the  American  Avar  at  the 

capture  of  Charleston,  etc.).  Poidrait,  half  length,  in  uniform.  En- 
graved by  G.  Bartolozzi,  droAvn  by  W.  Evans  after  Sir  Win.  Beecliey. 
Stipple.  4to.  London,  1810 

1767.  Gambiee  (James).  Portrait;  Johann  W.  Goethe.  Portrait;  William 

Hazlitt,  portrait  (etching)  ; Danzil  Hollis — English  politician.  Por- 
trait by  jMasson  (all  margins  cut  aAvay)  ; Georg  Burcard  Loeflel- 
holz,  portrait;  Homer,  portrait  from  a sculpture;  Ibrahim  Bey — 
]\rameluke  chief.  Portrait;  and  another,  probably  Isabella  of  Castile 
(margins  cut  away).  Folio  and  8vo.  Together,  8 jiieces. 


1768. 


1769. 

1770. 

1771. 

1772. 

1773. 

1774. 

1775. 

1776. 

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1778. 

177!). 

1780. 


GaxteaU-ME  (lloxoEE  J. — French  Naval  oH'ieer,  served  in  tlie  Ainerican 
Mar,  escorted  Bonaparte  from  E^^ypt  to  France  in  1799).  L.S.  1 p. 
folio  on  board  the  vessel  “ Majestiienx on  way  to  Toulon,  Feb.  14, 


1810.  With  portrait. 

Rofjarding  the  death  of  Capt.  Deseorcher,  whicli  he  liad  lieard  of  be- 
fore, and  saying  tliat  he  was  an  ofticer  esteemed  l)y  all,  etc. 


Ganteaume  (Honoke  J.).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Toulon,  March  7,  1814. 
To  Count  Darn,  of  the  war  department,  regarding  the  traiister  of 
wagons  and  supplies. 

Gakat  (Dominique  Joseph — French  revolutionist,  succeeded  Danton 
as  Minister  of  Justice,  notified  Jjouis  XVI.  that  the  Convention  had 
sentenced  him  to  death).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Baris,  October  10, 
1802.  To  Lefebvre  &,  Seraceres  of  the  senate,  a request  for  a position 
for  M.  Brillet.  Witli  portrait. 


Gakdane  (Gaspahd  Andre — general.  Ambassador  to  Persia,  1807). 
A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Teheran,  Oct.  12,  1808.  To  Cardinal  Fescli. 

A most  interesting  letter,  written  during  the  writer’s  embassy  to 
Persia,  in  which  he  desires  the  recall  of  a missionary,  Lfmpold  Sebas- 
tiani,  who  is  devoted  entirely  to  the  English  cause. 

Gardiner,  Me.  West-South-West  view  of  Christ’s  Church,  Gardiner, 
Me.  A.  J.  Davis  del.  on  stone  from  F.  Farber.  4to.  Boston,  n.d. 


Gardner  (Sir  Alan — British  admiral,  joined  Lord  Howe  in  1778  on 
the  coast  of  X.  America).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  B.  Head- 
ing, sculp.,  T.  Clarke,  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  4to.  London,  1799 

Garnier  (Jean — member  of  the  Council  of  500,  exiled  in  1815  and 
came  to  America,  was  drowned  in  the  “Ohio,”  1820).  L.S.  3 pp. 
folio.  n.p.n.d.  {circa,  1798) 

Garnier-Pages  (Etienne  J.  L. — French  political  orator  and  repub- 
lican). 1801-41.  A.L.S.  to  M.  Kousset.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  July  23, 
1834.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

In  reference  to  the  great  success  which  may  he  attained  with  the 
“.Tournal  du  Peuple.” 


Garran  De  Coulon  (Jean  P. — mendier  of  the  convention  voted  for 
the  death  of  Louis  XVI.).  D.FI.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  Jan.  14,  1795. 
Signed  also  hy  i^Ierlin  de  Douai,  eminent  French  statesman  and  juri.st. 

Garran  De  Coulon  (Jean  P.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Sarao/. 
sculp.  Bonneville  del.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

Gaskin  (Kev.  George).  Portrait  engraved  by  S.  W.  Beynolds  after 
W.  Owen,  l^lezzotint.  4to  (creased  in  places).  London,  1820 


GA.SPA1MN  (Adimen  E.  PiEititE  De — French  ^Minister).  D.S.  1 p. 
folio.  ^lay  20,  1 83!). 

GA.SSENDI  (Jean  J.  B. — French  general).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris, 
Oct.  31,  1812.  To  j\L  Cambrv. 


Regards  the  rei>lacing  of  M. 


'I'revor  as  adjiitant  iii.-ijor  at  La 


Rochelle. 


1781.  CtAudin  (Mah'L’in  M.,  Due  De  Gaeta — ^linister  of  Finance  to  Napo- 
leon, gov.  of  the  Bank  of  France).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  July 
1810.  To  Baron  Monnies,  secty.  of  the  EmperoFs  cabinet. 

liequesting  the  return  of  MSS.  relative  to  the  disposal  of  finances  decreed 
oy  the  Emperor,  which  were  among  some  papers  at  the  meeting  of  the 
council  Jan.  22,  1810. 

1^82.  Gaudix  (MAJtTix  ]\I.,  Due  De  Gaeta).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  April 
21,  1815.  To  (Joseph  Fonche),  Duke  of  Otranto,  as  Chief  of  Police. 
Pegarcling  the  transfer  of  officers,  and  information  relative  to  the 
heads  of  various  administrations. 

I 

1783.  Gaudin  (Martin  M.^  Dee  De  Gaeta).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Unsigned.  8vo  with  margins.  Paris,  m.  1805 

1784.  Gazan  De  La  Peyriere  (Honore  T.  M. — French  general,  distinguished 

himself  at  Jena,  etc.).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback,  ships  in 
the  background.  Dessine  par  Naudet.  Line  engraving.  In  colors. 
Small  folio.  ""  Paris  (m.  1804) 

1785.  Genlis  (Stephanie  FuLieiTE,  Comtesse  De — celebrated  French  au- 

thor). A.L.  Unsigned  and  undated.  1 p.  4to.  To  M.  Maradan, 
bookseller.  With  portrait. 

The  writer  saj^s  that  a package,  probably  proofs  of  some  of  her  work, 
has  been  lost  on  the  way,  and  in  a bantering  yet  anxious  tone  deplores 
the  loss.  She  wishes  to  see  the  person  to  whom  she  is  writing,  etc. 

1786.  Genlis  (Stihuianie  Felicite,  Comtesse  De).  A.L.S.  ‘‘D.  Ctessede 

Genlis.”  1 p.  12mo.  Undated.  To  M.  Roux,  a bookseller. 

Saying  that  M.  Chanut  is  quite  willing  to  write  a few  articles  on  her 
last  work  (i.  e.,  book),  but  in  order  to  do  so  he  must  see  a copy,  etc. 

1787.  Gensonne  (Armand).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by  Le- 

vachez,  execution  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

1788.  Geoferoy-S'aint-Hilaire  (Etienne — distinguished  French  naturalist, 

accompanied  Bonaparte  to  Egypt).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  June 
27,  1828.  Regarding  the  birth  certificate  of  Count  de  Bouille,  which 
was  deposited  in  the  recording  office  of  the  navy  at  Versailles.  With 
portrait. 

1789.  Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire  (Etienne).  Portrait,  half  length.  Litho- 

graph after  Belliard.  Open  letters.  Folio. 

1790.  George,  Prince  Of  Denmark.  Portrait,  full  bust.  Copper  engraving 

by  Floubraken.  Small  folio.  1745 

1791.  George  L,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  royal  robes.  Co])- 

per  engraving  by  Houbraken.  Small  folio.  1746 

1792.  George  I.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  robes.  I.  Smith 

fee.  G.  Kneller  pinx.  Mezzotint.  Folio  (cut  close).  London 

1793.  George  TI.,  King  Of  England.  Portion  of  D.S.,  oblong.  12mo. 

n.p.n.d. 


1794.  Geohgp:  II.,  Kikg  Oe  KiNGLAnu.  Tortrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  [Houston 

fecit.  ¥.  Worlidge  ])inxt.  | Mezzotint.  Folio.  First  state,  before 
all  letters  (small  margins). 

1795.  Geokge  hi..  King  Oe  Fxchand.  Vellum  1).  S.  1 ]>.  oblong  4to 

(folded).  London,  Dec.  22,  1778.  Signed  also  by  George  Ger- 
main. 

179(5.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  London,  June  1, 
1781.  Signed  also  by  Charles  Jenkinson,  first  Earl  of  Liverpool. 

1797.  George  HI.,  King  Oe  England.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  London,  Sept.  10, 

1784.  Signed  also  by  Yonge. 

1798.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  D.S.  2 p}).  folio  (iidaid).  liondon, 

March  23,  1785.  Portrait. 

'1799.  George  HI.,  King  Oe  England.  Vellum  D.S.  M'itli  seals.  1 p. 

oblong  4to.  London,  April  25,  1808.  Also  signed  by  Lord  Castle- 
reagh  and  two  others.  Folded.  (Stained.) 
iSigiied  by  the  King  when  blind,  and  rare  in  this  form. 

1800.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  London,  July  1, 

1794.  Signed  also  by  Bentinck,  third  duke  of  Portland. 

1801.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  En- 

graved by  G.  S.  & I.  G.  Facius  after  Mh  Berezy.  Tiine  engraving. 
Folio.  London,  1791 

1802.  George  III.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform. 

]M.  A.  Boulier  sc.  Hopkins  del.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1808. 

1803.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  W. 

AYoollett  sculp.  A.  Iiamsay  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  Small  folio. 

I London] 

1804.  George  III.,  King  Oe  England.  A Tribute  of  respect  to  his  late 

Majesty  George  the  Third.  Medallion  portraits  of  Princess  Char- 
lotte, (^ueen  Caroline  and  George  III.  Stipple.  Engraved  by  Mur- 
ray and  Morrison  after  Stothard.  Folio  (margins  spotted). 

London,  1822 

1805.  George  III.,  King  Of  England.  2 portraits  (1)  in  the  1st  year  of  his 

reign,  (2)  in  the  60th  year  of  his  reign.  8vo.  Unsigned. 

1806.  George  IV.,  King  Oe  England.  D.S.  2 pp.  folio.  (With  wax  .seal.) 

[London],  June  4,  1814.  Also  signed  by  Addington,  Lord  Sidmouth, 
Granting  apportionment  of  counsel.  MTth  3 portraits.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

1807.  George  IV.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback. 

Folio.  In  colors.  lAmdon.  1815 

1808.  George  IV.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait  (as  Prince  of  Wales),  half 

length  in  uniform.  Engraved  by  A.  Cardon,  drawn  bv  Harlowe. 
Stipple.  Open  letter  proof  on  India  paper.  4to.  Ijondon,  1818 


1809. 


1810. 


1811. 


1812. 


1813. 


1814. 


1815. 


1816. 


1817. 


1818. 


1819. 


1820. 


George  IV.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  half  lengtli.  Engraved  by 
Chas.  Turner  after  Sir  Thomas  Lavrenee.  ]\Iezzotint.  Proof  be- 
fore letters,  cut  close.  [London,  1823] 

George  IV.,  King;  Of  England.  Portrait  '*  Georg  August  Friedrich, 
Prinz  Itegent  von  England,”  full  bust  in  military  uniform.  In 
colors.  8vo. 

George  IX.,  King  Of  England.  Portrait,  as  Prince  of  Wales,  full 
length,  standing.  Dighton  del.  Mezzotint  (margins  cut  away, 
mounted  and  date  erased).  Folio. 

Gerard  (Jean  Ignace  I. — eminent  French  artist  and  caricaturist,  as- 
sumed the  name  of  Grandville  ”).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  undated.  With 
visiting  card.  To  Viscountess  * * *. 

Announcing  his  arrival  from  Fontainebleau,  and  regrets  not  having 
heard  of  her  visit  to  Paris. 

Gerard  (]\Iaurice  E.,  Comte — IMarshal  of  France,  prominent  figure  at 
Austerlitz  and  at  Waterloo).  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  June  15,  1837. 
With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  peint  par  Lariviere. 

A nomination  relative  to  Mile.  Magnan,  daughter  of  a commander  of 
the  Legion  of  Honor,  to  enter  free  as  a student  at  the  Koval  House  at 
St.  Denis. 

Gerard  (Maurice  E.,  Comte).  Signature  and  5 lines  in  his  auto- 
grajth.  On  slip  of  paper,  n.p.n.ch  With  2 portraits,  one  a litho- 
graph on  India  paper.  Together,  3 pieces. 

Gerla  (M. — member  of  the  Council  of  500).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p. 
Feb.,  1798.  Also  signed  by  Eamel.  (voted  death).  Relative  to  a 
law  suit. 

German  Steamboat.  Das  Dampfschiff  Konigin  Maria.  Lithograph 
in  colors.  4to.  Dresden,  circa  1836 

Gerome  (Jean  Leon — celebrated  French  painter).  A.L.S.  2 pp. 
12mo.  n.d. 

Asking  M.  Herve  to  postpone  his  visit  to  another  day,'  as  he  has  been 
named  a member  of  a commission  to  visit  the  municipal  schools. 

Gessner  (Salomon — Swiss  poet  and  artist).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 
oval.  J.  Elias  Haid  sculpsit  et  excudit  Aug.  Vind,  1774.  Mezzo- 
tint. 8vo. 


Gibraltar.  La  Forteresse  Gibraltar  enferme  des  Espagnigles.  Grave 
par  B.  F.  Leizel.  Dutch  line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

Gilbert  De  Voisins  (Comte  P,  P.  A. — First  president  of  the  Im])erial 
Court  under  Xapoleon).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  small  4to.  Paris,  Decem- 
ber 11,  1815. 

Asking  to  keep  in  his  i)lace  a general  Controller  of  Paris,  in  danger  of 
losing  his  jvjsition  on  account  of  his  opinions. 


Gillkay  Cahicatuke.  “The  New  Speaker  (i.  e.,  the  Jai\v  Chick)  be- 
tween tlie  Hawks  and  Buzzards.  Boor  little  Michee,  just  inounting 
[tlie  S])eaker’s  Chair],  and  then  funked  and  frightened  out  of  all  his 
hopes.’’  Line.  d.  Oil  I ray,  inv.  & fct.  Folio.  London,  1800 

OiKAHDJX  (Emile  De — •Ereneh  jourjialist,  founder  of  tlie  “Journal  des 
Connaissances  utiles”  and  of  “La  Bresse,”  and  editor  of  “ La  Jnh- 
erte.”).  A.L.S.  1 p.  ISnio.  Baris,  February  14,  IHJS 
trait.  2 pieces. 

I>e  (nrardiii  kilk'd  Ariuiind  Carrel  in  a duel  in  and 

iiiHuence  is  ascribeil  the  abdication  of  Louis  Pliilippe. 


18;^^ 


des 
Lih- 
With  por- 

lo  the  formers 


18'^d.  Onto  (Angelo — of  the  Order  of  St.  Bhilip).  Two  A.L.S.  2 pj).  l‘4nio, 
and  1 p.  4to.  Turin,  Sept.  21,  1837,  and  Dec.  11,  1838.  To  the 
Marquise  Juliette  de  Barol,  returning  thanks  for  hook  loaned  him,  &c. 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  331),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 


1824. 


OikOD  De  T/Ain  (Amedee — French  advocate  and  legislator.  I’resi- 
ident  of  the  Chamber  of  Deputies  in  1831).  Autograjih  signature 
attached  to  the  address  pronounced  before  King  Louis  Bliilippe  at 
the  Chamber  of  Deputies  after  the  riots  and  conspiracies  of  the  Car- 
lists  and  Bepublicans,  and  the  several  attempts  made  to  assassinate 
tlie  King.  Signed  also  by  Cunin-Gridaine  and  others.  8 pp.  folio. 
Baris,  August  Ki,  1831. 


1825.  Gikot-Beuzel  (voted  confinement  and  banishment  of  Louis  XVl.)  and 
Delecloy  (voted  death).  L.S.  by  both.  2 pp.  4to.  Baris,  Sept.  26, 
1795,  regarding  certain  misdemeanours,  and  stating  that  if  the  pun- 
ishments cannot  he  found  in  the  Benal  Code,  the  judge  must  decide 
themselves. 


1820.  GiiiOT-Bj3UZEL  AND  Boxs.  D.S.  by  both,  the  first  of  which  voted  con- 
finement and  banishment,  and  the  second  death  of  I.ouis  XYI.  1 p. 
folio.  Baris,  Sept.  8,  1795. 


1827.  Gloucester  (AVjlljam  Frederick,  Duke  Oe — XYphew  of  George  111. 

of  England).  Bortrait,  full  length  in  robes,  standing,  together  Avith 
portrait  of  Benjamin  Bathurst.  I.  Smith  fee. ; et  ex;  T.  Murray  pinx. 
JMezzofint.  Folio,  cut  close. 

1828.  Gneiseau  (Graf  Xeiuhardt  A^ox — Brussian  Field-Marshal,  said  to 

haye  saved  the  day  at  Waterloo).  Two  portraits.  (1)  half  length  in 
uniform.  [Engraved  by  A.  W.  Devis.]  London,  1815  ; (2)  bust  in 
embroidered  uniform.  C.  Schule,  sc-.  Stipple.  Zwickau,  1815. 
Both  8vo.  (2  pieces.) 

1829.  Gorert  (General  J.  X^. — fought  in  most  of  the  campaigns  from  1800 

to  1815,  aide-de-ca ni|)  to  Alurat,  and  served  under  his  orders). 
A.L.S.  4 pp.  folio.  Se[)t.,  1800,  Ville  France.  To  Citizen  Bona- 
parte, First  Consul  of  the  French  Eepublic. 

A long,  important  and  exceedingly  interesting  letter  t(»  I'.onaparte 
written  on  bis  election  as  First  Comsul.  In  it  (;ul)ert  sends  bis  Avannest 
congratulations  and  joins  with  the  nation  in  jiraise  of  the  great  leader 
Mention  is  made  of  (Jen.  .Tunot,  Avho  was  then  at  Alexandria,  and  Avho 
later  in  this  year  was  ai)p()int(‘d  commandant  at  Paris;  of  (General  Kleber 
Avho  had  given  the  writer  a letter  to  he  delivered  in  person  to  P.onaparte: 
and  (»f  (JeiK'rals  l)i‘staing  .and  Kegnitu-.  ’ 


1830.  Gobert  (General  J.  N.)  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  ii.p.  March  19,  1803. 

To  Citizen  Vaniville. 

1831.  Gobert  (General  J.  N.).  Portrait  [killing  the  negro  who  was  sent 

to  set  fire  to  the  house  containing  80  white  women  and  children  at 
Guadeloupe] . 8vo. 

1832.  Godoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia — Spanish  courtier,  sumanied 

‘“The  Prince  of  Peace.’^).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Feb.  2,  1798. 

1833.  Gouoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia).  Portrait,  full  length.  D. 

Bossi  inc.  Deinarchi  dis.  Stipple.  8yo. 

1834.  Godoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Jf.  Martz.  de  Castro  lo  grabo,  D.  F.  Eamos  dibuso.  Line 
engraving.  4to. 

1835.  Godoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia).  Another  portrait,  full  bust 

in  uniform.  F.  Selma  sculp.  A.  Carnicero  delt.  Line  engrav- 
ing. 8vo. 

1836.  Godoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia).  Portrait;  full  length  in 

uniform,  hat  in  hand.  Line  engraving.  Proof  before  all  letters. 
Folio.  (Small  piece  of  top  corner  missing.) 

1837.  Godoy  (Don  Manuel,  Duke  Of  Alcudia).  S.A.S.  de  Prince  de 

la  Paix,  1807,”  full  length  portrait,  in  uniform,  hat  in  hand.  J.B. 
Fosseyeux  sculpsit.  Steven  pinxit.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

1838.  Goiiier  (Louis  Jerome — director  of  the  French  Kepublic,  President  of 

the  Directory  when  Bonaparte  returned  from  Egypt) . L.S.  1 p. 
folio.  Paris,  August  7,  1793.  To  Danton,  Minister  of  War. 

A military  letter  reading  that  the  Court  of  Appeals  has  rendered  a 
decision,  annulling  the  one  of  Oct.  6,  1792,  regarding  the  case  of 
Barthelemy  Dantin,  fusileer  of  the  103d  regt,  the  accused  to  be  tried  by 
court-martial. 

1839.  Gohier  (Louis  Jerome).  Portrait,  full  bust.  II.  F.  Bose  sc.  Line 

engravjng.  India  paper.  Svo. 

1840.  Golzart  (N.C. — member  of  the  Council  of  500).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Paris,  Sept.  7,  1796.  To  the  minister  of  war,  regarding  the  resigna- 
tion of  Citizen  Nicaif. 

1841.  Gomm  (Sir  William  M. — British  Field  Marshal,  was  at  Waterloo). 

D.S.  1 p.  folio,  July  22,  1830. 

Monthly  return  regarding  the  2d  Coldstream  Regiment  of  Foot  Guards. 

1842.  Gomm  (Sir  William  M.).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  London,  Nov.  23,  1835. 

.Monthly  Beturn  of  (Quarters  of  1st  Batt.  Coldstream  Begt.  of  Foot 
Guards. 

1843.  Gore  (Arthur — Lieut. -Col.,  wounded  at  Waterloo).  D.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Chatham,  1812.  The  state  of  the  33d  Begt.  of  Foot. 


1844.  Goujon  (Jean  Glaude — French  revolutionist  and  member  of  the 

Convention).  Printed  D.S.  Paris,  1793.  Signed  also  by  the  dem- 
agogue and  author  of  the  Atheistic  Festivals  of  Peason,  J.  K.  Hebert. 
With  portrait  by  Bonneville  after  Izabey.  2 pieces. 

Goujon  was  one  of  the  six  Representatives  of  the  People  who  killed 
themselves  before  the  military  commission,  which  had  sentenced  them 
to  death  for  alleged  complicity  in  the  bloody  sedition  of  May  20,  1795. 

1845.  Gourdon  (Admiral).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Brest,  Jan.  12,  1821. 

Asking  that  his  mail  be  addressed  to  Brest  instead  of  Toulon. 

1846.  Goure  (General — stall'  officer  under  Xe}^,  killed  at  the  battle  of  Lut- 

zen).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Hanau,  Marcli  20,  1813.  To  General 
Sanson. 

Re(iuesting  the  director  of  the  War  Depot  to  send  him  some  maps,  of 
which  he  is  badly  in  need. 

1847.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard — French  general,  with  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena, 

author  of  Memoirs,  etc.).  H.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  11,  1831 
An  estimate  of  the  expenses  and  money  needed  until  the  end  of  the 
year  1831  for  workshops  for  artillery  construction. 

1848.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  A.L.S.  ‘‘ Le  Gl.  Gourgaud,'’  4 pp.  folio,  n.p. 

June  9,  1834. 

Gourgaud  being  a candidate  for  some  position,  had  visited  a number  of 
towns,  and  had  been  assured  by  many  intluential  men  that  he  had  every 
chance  of  success. 

1849.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  8vo.  n.p.  July  22,  1836.  To 

Madame  Horace  A'ernet.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Litho- 
graph. 8 VO. 

An  interesting  letter  relating  to  certain  objects,  once  belonging  to 
Napoleon,  and  now  claimed  by  Madame  Vernet.  Gourgaud  does  not  dis- 
pute her  claim,  as  it  was  feared  he  would. 

1850.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval  in  uniform,  view  be- 

neath. Litliograph.  4to. 

1851.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lithograph. 

8vo. 

1852.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Litho^M-anh 

4to.  o 1 • 

1853.  Gourgaud  (Gaspard).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Dessine  et 

lithographie  par  G.  Stall.  Folio. 

1854.  Gouvjox-Saint-Cyr  (Laurent— i\larshal  of  France,  author  of 

‘^i\remoirs  towards  a iMilitary  History”).  H.S.  2 p.  folio.  Paris, 
Hec.  1,^  1818.  To  Marshal  Due  de  Baguse.  With  portrait,  full  length 
in  uniform,  and  biographical  account  of  services,  etc. 

Regarding  young  men  who  wisli  to  join  the  army  l)efore  they  were 
compelled  to,  and  giving  them  privilege  of  choice  of  regiment. 

1855.  Gouvion-Saint-Cyr  (Laurent).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.n.d.,  recom- 

mending ]\r.  Boudet  for  position  of  printer. 


1856.  CtOuviox-Saixt-Cyu  (JjAUI!EXt).  Portrait,  lull  bust  in  uniform,  Des- 

sine  (I’apres  nature  par  J,  Guerin  and  grave  par  G.  Fiesinger.  Stip- 
ple. dto.  Fine  impression^  with  margins, 

1857.  Gouviox-Saixt-Cyk  (Lauuext).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform. 

Dessine  d'apres  nature,  par  J.  Gutudn  and  grave  par  G.  Fiesinger. 
Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

1858  Gouviox-Saixt-Cyu  (Lauuext).  Portraits,  (1)  fidl  length  in  uniform. 

Lithograph  on  India  paper  after  Gerard;  (2)  after  a bronze  by 
David,  the  latter  proof  before  all  letters.  2 pieces. 

1859.  Guaeigxy  (FuAxgoiSE  D’Issembourg — French  writer).  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  oval.  Levecpie  sculp.  Line  engraving,  4to. 

1860.  Graham  (Henry — Major,  killed  at  Waterloo).  A.L.S,  2 pp.  4to. 

Brighton,  Nov.  7,  1813. 

On  tinancial  matters,  with  mention  of  General  Hammond. 

1861.  Graham  (Thomas,  Lord  Lyxedoch,  eminent  British  sailor  and  soldier, 

commanded  at  the  great  battle  of  Vittoria).  A.L.S.  “Thomas 
Graham.”  2 pp.  4to.  May  8,  1810. 

“ I have  directed  that  Mr.  O’Meara  shd.  be  put  in  orders  as  an  acting 
Dept.  Comm.  General  till  the  pleasure  of  the  Lds.  of  the  Treasury  & 
the  Comm,  in  Chief  is  known,”  etc. 

1862.  Graham  (Thomas,  Lord  Lyxedoch).  L.S.  “ Lynedoch.”  2 pp. 

12mo.  Undated.  To  Lord  M.  Hill.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in 
uniform.  From  the  Gentleman’s  Magazine. 

1863.  Granby  (John  Manners,  Marquis  Of — English  general).  Portrait, 

three-quarter  length  in  uniform.  Eich,  Pursel  fecit.  J.  Eeynolcls 
pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Folio,  cut  close  and  margins  repaired. 

London,  Sawyer 

1864.  Grandpre  (Louis  M.  J, — French  voyager  and  author).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

8vo,  n.p.  May  10,  1815.  On  literary  matters, 

1865.  Granet  (M. — voted  for  death  of  Louis  XYI.),  and  G.  J.  C'ottrau  and 

M.  A.  Bourdon.  D.S.  by  all  three.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  March  5, 
1797.  Eegarding  the  death  certificate  of  a French  sailor. 

1866.  Grasse-Tilly  (Frangois  J.  P. — commonly  Imown  as  Count  de  Grasse, 

French  naval  officer,  assisted  'Washingdon  in  the  capture  of  Corn- 
wallis). Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Drawn  from  the  life  by 
M.  Jones.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  London,  1782 

1867.  Greenlaxh).  The  Greenland  Whale  Fishery,  Line  engraving  by  Am- 

brosi  after  Dodd.  Folio. 

1868.  Gregoire  (Henri — French  ecclesiastic,  member  of  the  Convention), 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  April  29,  1788. 

1869.  Gregoire  (Henri).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Sarcelles,  Oct.  10,  1806.  To 

the  Bishop  Coutard.  With  portrait. 

luformiug  the  recipient  that  certain  Spanish  books  can  be  obtained  only 
beyond  the  Pyrenees. 


ISTO.  GRKCOiin-:  (IIkxki).  I’oi-trait,  full  l)ust.  in  oval.  P.  ^I.  Mix  sc.  Du- 
clu'inin  del.  Mezzotint.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 


1S?1. 


IHTd. 

1874. 


1875. 


1876. 


1877. 

1878. 


1879. 


1880. 


1881. 


Guknikk  (Pai'i. — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 |).  4to.  Headquarters, 
('hatisl)onne,  Ah'*’.  8,  1796.  To  Gen.  Dessolles  (spelt  “ Dessoles  ’) . 
With  portrait. 

Koifrettin^  that  he  cannot  pa.v  tlio  otiicers  and  tin*  stall  owinj;  to  lack 
of  funds. 


Grkxmer  (Paul).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Sept.  10.  1815.  To  Paron 
Louis,  Minister  of  Finance. 

A rcMinest  to  the  minister  for  .a  certificate  to  enable  (Irenier  to  receive 
his  ref;ular  pension. 


Gkentiki!  (Paul).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  wcarinp;  hat.  ^’Gen- 
eral Grenier,  domatore  do  Barhetti.”  Stip])le,  in  carmine.  4to,  with 
margins. 

Grenville  (William  M'.,  Lord — eminent  Fnglish  statesman,  Secty. 
for  Foreign  Affairs  in  the  ministry  with  Pitt).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio. 
Whitehall,  6th  June  1789.  To  the  Lieut.  Gov.  of  Jamaica.  W^ith 
portrait,  full  length.  I’erioch  inc. 

Written  shortly  after  he  had  accepted  the  position  of  Secretar.v  of 
State  in  the  place  of  Lord  S.ydne.v,  connnencinf;  “ Ilis  AIa.iest.v  havini,’ 
been  pleased  to  honor  me  with  the  Seals  of  the  Home  Department  in  the 
room  of  Lord  S.ydue.v,  I take  the  earliest  opportmiity  of  accpiaintiiif:  yon 
herewith.”  etc. 


Grenville  (William  W.,  Lord).  Portrait,  half  length  in  robes.  En- 
graved by  J.  S.  Agar  after  the  painting  by  W.  Owen.  Stijiple.  Oiien 
letters.  4to.  London,  1815 


Grey  (Charles,  Earl — eminent  English  statesman).  Portrait,  half 
length.  I (A  Turner  sc.  T.  Philips,  peint.  | 4to,  margins  cut  awav. 

Grey  (Charles).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Proof  before  letters.  4to. 

Gropper  (Johann— theologian,  1501-58).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  robes. 
Chr,  Weigel  fecit.  l\[ezzotint.  4to,  cut  close. 

Gros  (Antoine  J. — celebrated  French  painter,  ])ainted  “The  Capture 
of  i\Iadrid  by  Napoleon.”  etc.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Warch 
10,  18;)9.  AVith  portrait,  full  length,  India  paper. 

A recommendation  for  his  pnpil  M.  Demaret. 

Gros  (Antoine  J.).  Portrait,  half  length  with  jialette.  Grave  par 
A allot,  1840,  ])eint  ])ar  Gros.  Steel  engraving.  India  paper.  4to. 

Grosso  (Padre  Philippe).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed 
])ortion.  Turin,  Oct.  PL  184:!.  To  Sylvio  Pellico,  with  a medicinal 
iierb  from  China,  which  the  writer  .secured  while  apostolic*  missionary 
there. 

From  the  Sylvio  I'ellico  colh'ction  (.No.  P.SD),  I'liclosed  in  his  library 
wrai)p«'r  and  with  his  anto.yi-aDh  annotations. 


18^82.  Gkouchy  (Emmanuel,  Marquis  De,  Marshal  of  France,  blamed  for 
the  defeat  at  'Waterloo).  L.S.  “Em.  Grouchy.”  2 pp.  folio.  July, 
1795. 

To  the  Minister  of  War  regarding  the  reorganization  of  the  22d  and 
60th  brigades  of  Infantry. 

1883.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  Marquis  De).  A. L.S.  “Grouchy.”  2 pp.  4to. 

Dated  “Du  prison  de  [Jeuzeles?],  le  30  A^endemiaire,  I’An  9 ” [Oct. 
21,  1800]. 

An  Unusual  Letter.  Grouchy  was  imprisoned  a year  by  the  Austrians 
[1799-lSOO],  and  this  letter  was  written  to  his  friend  Gmard  (General?) 
while  incarcerated.  The  writer  informs  his  friend  that  there  is  no  truth 
in  the  articles  published  concerning  him.  and  that  in  addition  to  the 
assassination  of  his  family,  his  enemies  must  now  calumniate  him.  Also, 
makes  a request  for  money  to  purchase  some  necessities,  assures  his 
friend  that  he  is  working  hard  to  establish  his  innocence,  &c. 

1884.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  AIarquis  De).  L.S.  “Le  Comte  de  Grouchy.” 

3 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  1,  1821. 

Written  to  a M.  Vaughan  at  Philadelphia  regarding  property  there. 
“ I have  received  only  one  letter  from  you  since  I left  the  United  States, 
15  months  ago.  I want  yoii  to  send  me  a statement  of  our  business. 
. . . Have  you  seen  the  municipality  about  my  house  in  Lombard 

street,  tbe  cellar  of  which  was  flooded  by  the  melting  of  snow?”  Also 
asking  M.  Vaughan  to  pay  to  M.  Dorival  of  New  York  the  sum  of  $250. 

1885.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  AIarquis  De).  A.L.S.  “ Alai.  Cte.  de  Grouchy.” 

2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Philadelphia,  Aug.  3,  no 
year.  Pequests  Air.  Bell  anger  to  deliver  some  letters  for  him,  among 
which  is  one  for  his  son,  &c. 

1886.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  AIarquis  De).  A.L.S.  “ Alai.  Grouchy.”  Ip. 

4to.  Chatelus,  'Wednesday,  April  23,  no  year.  171111  portrait,  full 
bust  in  uniform.  Paville  sculpt. 

Authorizing  M.  Chirol,  a lawyer  at  Aiom,  to  pay  the  sum  of  seventy- 
five  francs  to  Sir  J.  Martinet. 

1887.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  AIarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Lithograph.  Folio. 

1888.  Grouchy  (Emmanuel,  AIarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Grave  par  Charon,  dessine  d’apres  nature,  aux  Etats  Unis.  Stipple, 
with  biographical  account  beneath.  Fine  impression  with  full  mar- 
gins. 

Special  interest  attaches  to  this  portrait,  as  it  was  engraved  after  the 
original  made  in  the  United  States. 

1889.  Grouchy  (Emaianuel,  AIarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Grave  par  Charon,  dessine  d’apres  nature  aux  Etats  Unis.  4to.  Bio- 
graphical account  in  script  deneath. 

1890.  Grouchy  (Eaiaianuel,  AIarquis  De).  Portrait,  lull  bust  in  uniform. 

Grave  par  Charon  dessine  d’apres  nature  aux  Etats-Unis.  4to.  Bio- 
graphical account  in  script  beneath.  Toned  paper. 

1891.  Grouchy  (Eaiaianuel,  AIarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform, 

standing,  battle  scene  in  background.  Charon  sculpsit.  Aubry  pinxt. 
Mezzotint.  Folio. 


1892. 

1893. 

1894. 

1895. 

1896. 

1897. 

1898. 

1899. 

1900. 

1901. 

1902. 


(Ikouohy  (E.m.manuicl^  ^lAijc^ris  Dk).  l\)rlrait,  full  leu^tli  in  iiiiiforiii. 
Peint  par  Eonillard,  and  another,  also  full  length.  Line,  etc. 
2 pieces.  8vo. 

Grouchy,  Kellkrman,  and  others,  Portraiis,  some  in  uniform. 

8vo.,  and  12mo.  No  duplicates.  22  ])ieces. 

Ghanet  (IVr. — deputy  to  the  Convention,  voted  for  death  of  Louis  XV  L). 
A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  August  9,  1795.  To  Dm'and  de  Maillane 
at  Toulon.  A personal  letter.  With  portrait. 

Guauet  (VEakguerite  K.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  i\rezzotint  by 
Lcvachez,  representation  of  arrest  near  Bordeaux,  and  biographical 
notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Guaras  (Antonio  He — Envoy  from  Spain  to  England).  L.  subscribed 
and  signed  respecting  sailor  and  other  officials  of  the  ships  of  William 
Spellman.  With  seal.  1 page  folio.  London,  duly  2,  1573. 

CuERiN  ( G.anxocc^ue — nu'iubcr  of  the  Committee  of  Safety).  L.S. 
1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  7,  1795.  The  committee  having  heard  of  a 
terrible  conspiracy  ])lanned  by  ineinhers  in  the  section  of  Pelletier, 
all  reports  of  assemblies  are  to  ho  handed  over  to  the  Paris  police 
and  then  to  the  above  committee. 

Gudin  De  La  Sarlonniere  (Caesar  F.  E. — French  general,  killed  at 
Volutina-Gora,  1812).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Dunkirk,  Eeh.  19,  1804. 
To  Vr.  Pavault  de  Cordillervi. 

The  writer  expresses  his  satisfaction  at  the  honor  bestowed  npon  him 
by  the  Emperor,  and  liopes  that  his  friend  may  soon  be  honored  in  the 
same  way,  etc. 


Gudin  De  La  S.vblonniere  (Caesar  F.  E.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 
form. Gabriel  sc.  Mme.  Le  Sivre  del.  Stipple.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  8vo. 

Guilford  (Comte  De).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including  addressed  por- 
tion. Livorno,  dan.  14,  1822.  To  M.  Vtolini,  regarding  books. 

From  the  8ylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  28S),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper,  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

Guilleminot  (Ar.m.and  Cfiarles — French  general,  served  under  Vlo- 
reau).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Angerville,  duly  9,  1811.  To  Gen.  Van- 
damme.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lithograph. 

Ih'oposing  a plan  to  save  France  from  foreign  encroachments,  saying 
that  everyone  s'honhl  rally  to  the  support  of  the  government,  etc. 

Guilleminot  (Arm and  Charles).  I./.S.  1 p.  4to.  Barriere  d’Orfee. 
July  3,  1815.  'To  Gen.  Vandamme.  With  portrait. 

Asking  for  information  regarding  Id  (tthc(‘rs  whom  he  had  sent  to 
head(jnart('rs. 


1903. 


1904. 


1 905. 


1906. 


1907. 


1908. 


1909. 

1910. 

1911. 

1912. 

1913. 


Guilleminot  (Ainc.vxi)  C'lrAiii.Ks).  L.S.  2 p}).  folio,  n.p.  .Julv  8, 
1815. 

All  e.vtrnct  of  a hotter  written  by  (Jenerals  (ierard  and  lla.Ku,  probably 
made  by  (fuilleminot's  .sec'retary  and  signed  by  (inilleminot,  about  the 
time  the  Allies  enteriHl  I’aris.  " Now  tlmt  the  i)rovisional  government 
has  ceased  its  functions,  tlie  army  too  has  accomplished  its  mission,  . . . 
nevertheless  the  army  must  not  be  disbanded,  for  it  is  needed  to  protect 
France  from  the  enemy,  personal  liberty. ” etc. 

Gujllemixot  (AitMAXD  CiiAiiLEs).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  jMarcli  31. 
1824. 

A re(iuest  to  helj)  the  men  who  ari'  en.ira.ited  studying  the  map  of 
France. 

GuiLbEiiMiX"  (C.).  Couplets  eii  PHoiiiieur  de  Poiiaparte,  ])reuiier  Con- 
sul do  la  Pepul)li((ue  Francaise,  cliautes  a Pourg-,  jiar  do  vrais  amis 
du  bon  ordre  et  de  la  tramjnillite  ])ul)lique,  &c.  (Also,  Couplets  iu 
liouor  of  the  IMilitarv,  &c.  Facli  sung  to  a special  air.)  8 pp.  12ino. 
unbound.  Bourg,  ii.d. 

GriLLOTtxi-:  (JosEnr  I. — Ifreneb  ])bvsieian).  L^ortrait,  full  bust  iu 
oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.  et  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

Guinaed  (Madavfe  (2 — French  poetess).  Original  IMS.  of  a ])oein. 
3 pp.  small  4to.  May  1,  1832. 

Guise  (Maeie  De  Loeeaine,  Duchiisse  De  Guise — daughter  of  Charles 
I.,  Due  de  Guise,  and  Henrietta  Catherine  de  Joyeuse).  L.S.  to  her 
Beceiver  General  M.  Coquille,  asking  him  to  take  pai'ticular  care 
of  Ahhe  Herve,  who  is  going  to  preach  in  tlie  Duchy  of  Guise,  and  to 
furnish  him  with  all  the  money  he  may  need.  1 p.  4to.  With  seal 
[1678]. 

On  the  hack  of  the  letter  is  the  autograph  receipt  of  Abbe  llerve 
for  a certain  sum  of  money  for  his  preaching. 

Guizot  (Feax'cois  P.  G. — French  statesman  and  historian.  President 
of  France).  A. L.S.  to  jM.  Pingard,  agent  of  the  institute,  asking 
for  a ticket  for  John  Lemoinne,  editor  of  the  '*  Jouimal  des  Dehats,” 
to  enable  him  to  he  present  at  a meeting  of  the  Institute.  1 p.  8vo. 
Fchrnary  4,  1852.  With  addressed  envelope.  2 pieces. 

Guizot  (Feanoois  P.  G.).  A. L.S.  2 pju  16mo  [Val  Riches],  July  23. 
1852,  referring  to  correct  proof  of  an  article  of  his  and  desiring  that 
25  copies  of  the  |)rinted  form  he  reserved  for  him,  &c. 

Guizot  ( Fifaxcois  P.  G.).  A. L.S.  2 pp.  8vo.  [Val  Riches],  Aug.  l(i, 
1852.  To  M.  A.  Vattemore,  re([uesting  copy  of  the  ‘“^Vorth  American 
Review,’’  in  which  is  an  article  by  | Fdward]  Everett,  to  which  he 
will  reply  later,  &c.  With  envelope  and  wax  seal  (2  pieces). 

Guizot  (Fe.vnpois  R.  G.).  .V.X.S.  1 ])age  16mo.  August  23,  1853. 

AV4th  portrait.  2 pieces. 

Gustavus  Anoumius,  Kixo  Oe  Sweden.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 
A.  Walker  sculj).  Micrvold  pinxt.  Line  engraving.  8vo. 

[London,  n.d.] 


1!)J  I.  (iusTAVUs  IV.,  Kixc  Ok  Swedkn.  A.L.S.,  1 j).  4to.  Jiasle,  -Jan.  28, 
181.5.  States  that  he  is  forwarding-  party  addressed  tlie  “ Declara- 
tion ” as  sent  to  Admiral  Sydney  Smith  to  he  ])resented  to  the  Con- 
^ri'ss  of  Vienna.  Poi-ti-aits  of  the  King  and  (^ueen  of  Sweden. 

1!)15,  (Ji’STAVus  IV.,  I\iX(!  Ok  Swkdkx.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  robes.  J. 

Pass  sc.  Stip])le,  pi'inted  in  colo)-s.  8vo.  1 LondonJ,  1827 

P)J().  JIaul’k.  \'iew  of  the  Hague  in  colors.  Polio.  London,  1815 

P)17.  1 1 A.M BKiKi.  Colored  view.  Folio.  London,  1815 

scene,  a boat  tl.yiug  the  Kiiglisli  lla;^  i)r()iiiinent  in  the  fore- 

;;ronn(l. 

P)18.  IIaxau.  Entrance  into  Jlanan  over  the  Kinzig  Jlridge.  In  colors. 

Folio.  London,  1814 

101!).  Haucouht  (Axxk  Pikuuk,  Due  De — ^Marshal  of  France).  A.Ij.S.  1 p. 
4to.  London,  iMareh  21,  1D4.  AVith  portrait. 

Askin"  tile  aid  of  a Mr.  Diindas  tliroiigh  tlie  recipient  for  a French 
gentlewoman  residin.i;  in  Ihigland. 

1!)20.  11  AKDEXHKim  (Kaiil  AutaT.sT — Prussian  statesman,  formed  an  alliance 

with  Russia  against  Xapoh'on).  L.S.  (in  (Jerman).  1 p.  folio. 
Hei-lin,  -lime  21,  1821. 

1!)21.  llAitDKXBEue  ( Kakl  Aucust).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Meyer 
sc.  L.  Wolf  del.  Stij^ple.  8vo.  Berlin,  n.d. 

1022.  IIaedwicke  (PniLir  Y.,  pAitL  Ok — eminent  English  jurist.)  I’ortrait, 
half  length  standing,  in  robes  of  office.  Engraved  by  W.  Oilier  after 
Sir  4'homas  Lawrence.  ^Mezzotint.  Open  letter  proof  on  India 
paper.  4to.  London,  1838 

1!)23.  llAtfDY  (Gexekal  J.).  a. L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Basle,  June  (i,  1708.  To 
i\r.  Oatt. 

The  writer  declares  that  it  was  not  because  of  lack  of  funds  that  his 
expedition  in  Ireland  failed.  The  English  beat  his  army  because  fortune 
favored  them. 


1024.  IIarispe  (Jean  Isidore,  Comte — Marshal  of  France,  with  Xapoleoii 
during  the  100  days).  A. L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Bordeaux,  July  7,  1833. 
Answer  to  a letter  asking  financial  help. 


1025.  IIarispe  (Jean  Tsidohe,  Comte).  L.S.,  1 p.  folio.  Bayonne,  Mar.  17. 
184(5.  To  the  ^Minister  of  War  relative  to  some  ]n-omotions. 


102(5.  HAR.MOxp  (Al. — membe]-  of  the  Xational  Convention).  D.S.  1 p.  4to, 
n.]).  Nov.  20,  1704.  Regarding  a meeting  of  the  ('ommittee  of  Gen- 
eral Safety.  Signed  also  by  Alathieu  and  Monnayon. 


102 


7.  ILvRRis  (Javies — First  Earl  of  jMalmes))ury,  eminent  English  dijjl 
niatist).  Portrait,  lialf  length,  seated.  Engraved  bv  C.  Picart  aft 
' Sti])ple.  Open  letter;  ''  ' ' ^ 


11.  Edridge. 


4to. 


(.)- 
after 
London,  1814 


1028.  Hastings  (Francis  Pawdon,  Earl  Ok  AIoira — was  at  Bunker  Hill, 
1 77  5.  fought  against  the  French  in  1704).  A.L.S.  ‘‘ Aloira.’’  3 pp’ 
Ito.  Plylhe,  Sei)t.  10,180(5.  To  the  Manpiis  of  Buckingham. 

Regarding  C’ol.  Napier,  and  with  mention  of  Ford  St.  Vincent. 


1929.  Hastings  (Fkancis  Rawdon,  Eaijl  Of  ]\roiRA).  I’ortrait,  full  bust 

in  uniform.  Engraved  bv  J.  Collyer,  painted  by  C.  G.  Stuart. 
Stipple.  India  paper.  4to.  ’ London,  1794 

1930.  Hastings  (Francis  Rawdon,  Earl  Of  Moira).  Portrait,  half  length 

in  oval.  Engraved  by  I.  Jones  after  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.  Stipple. 
4to.  [London,  n.d.] 

1931.  Hastings  (Francis  Rawdon,  Earl  Of  Moira).  Portrait,  full  length 

in  uniform,  standing.  Engraved  by  Jn.  Young,  painted  by  J. 
Hoppner.  Jlezzotint,  margins  cut  away,  and  slightly  creased  in 
places. 

1932.  Hatry  (Jacques  !M. — French  general).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris, 

Sept.  13,  1795.  To  Gen.  of  Division  Scherer.  With  portrait,  full 
bust  in  uniform. 

Asking  for  the  transfer  of  men  from  the  Sth  battalion  of  the  Lower 
Rhine  to  his  command. 

1933.  Hauterive  (A.  M.  B.  De  Lanautte  D’ — Count  and  diplomatist,  con- 

fidential secretary  to  Napoleon  when  First  Consul).  Manuscript 
giving  the  details  of  the  diseases  from  which  D'Hauterive  is  suffer- 
ing, while  in  the  hospital  on  Bedloe’s  Island,  New  York  City.  2 pp. 
4to.  New  York,  le  29  Floreal,  I’An  4 [May  19,  1796].  Contains 
signatures  of  the  French  Consul,  the  secretary  of  the  Consulate,  and 
Dr.  De  Seullez,  the  last-named  being  D’FTauterive’s  physician  during 
Ids  illness. 

1934.  Hauterive  (A.  M.  B.  De  Lanautte  D’).  Doctor's  Certificate  relative 

to  the  illness  of  M.  D’Hauterive  in  New  Y'ork.  Signed,  also,  by  the 
French  Consul  and  Vice  Consul  in  that  city.  2 pp.  folio  and  2 pj). 
4to.  New  Y'ork,  June  1,  1794,  and  Feb.  24,  1797  (2  pieces). 

1935.  Haville  (Auguste — Equerry  to  the  Empress  Josephine).  A.Ii.S. 

1 p.  folio,  Dijon,  17  Sept.,  1800.  To  the  Minister  of  War. 

The  writer  wishes  to  receive  the  recipient’s  decision  regarding  a posi- 
tion, and  for  which  he  has  been  waiting  a long  time. 

1936.  Hawke  (Sir  Edward — ^English  admiral,  defeated  the  French  near 

Belle  Isle).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length,  in  uniform.  Mezzotint. 
Unsigned.  Folio  (cut  to  plate  mark).  London,  Bowles 

1!)37.  Hawkswortii  (John)  and  King  (Captain  James).  Full  bust  por- 
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Virca  18011 

1938.  IIaxo  (FiiANgois  N.  B. — Ceneral,  was  at  Waterloo).  A. L.S.  2 pp. 

8vo.  June  17,  1820.  ’ro  a firm  of  booksellers. 

Acknowledgment  of  the  receipt  of  copies  of  a military  journal. 

1939.  IIaxo  (FiiANgois  N.  B.).  A. L.S.  1 p.  8vo,  n.p.  Feb.  19,  1821.  To 

a firm  of  booksellers.  With  portrait.  8vo.  Lithograph. 

1940.  Haxo  (FRANgois  N.  B.).  A.Ij.S.  3 pp.  12mo.  Paris,  Feb.  21,  1838. 

A friendly  letter  to  Baron  de  Valaze.  who  was  at  Nice  with  his 
daughter  to  recover  his  health,  regretting  that  the  distance  from  Pari.s 
is  too  great  for  him  and  his  wife  to  undertake. 


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1941.  Heaviside  (John — Surgeon  Extraordinary  to  the  giving).  Uortrait, 

half  length,  seated,  holding  specimen,  llich.  Earlom  sculpt.  J. 
Zoffany  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  EYlio.  London,  1803 

1942.  Hebert  (Jacques  E. — Eh'eneh  demagogue,  executed  March,  1794). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  17,  1793.  xV  request  for  a citizen  to 
appear  at  the  bar  of  the  Court  of  Justice  of  the  Commune. 

1943.  Hebert  (Jacques  E.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  E.  Bonivet  sculp. 

F.  Bonneville  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

1944.  Hebrard  (M.).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Versailles,  xApril  15,  1801,  a list  of 

objects  to  be  delivered  a riding  school,  also  signed,  and  L.S.  1 p.  4to, 
Versailles,  Jan.  7,  1801.  3 pieces. 

1945.  Hedouville  (Gabriel  T.  J. — French  general,  succeeded  Hoche,  was 

page  to  Marie  Antoinette).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Laon,  July  30,  1800. 
To  the  General  in  charge  at  Chartres. 

A personal  letter  about  the  health  of  the  recipient,  also  remembrances 
for  aicles-cle-camp  Yarnay  and  Yantai. 

1946.  PIenault  (Charles  Jean  PiiANgois — eminent  Ph-ench  historian,  presi- 

dent of  the  First  “ Chambre  aux  Enquetes,”  and  Superintendent  of 
the  Queen’s  household).  A.N.  in  third  person  inviting  a gentleman 
to  have  supper  with  him.  n.d.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

1947.  Henriot  (Franqois — prominent  in  the  Eeign  of  Terror,  executed  with 

Eobespierre) . A.N.S.  1 ]).  12ino.  Eequesting  the  administrators 
of  the  mail  department  to  consider  the  request  of  a citizen.  With  ])or- 
trait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  stipple.  Y.  Bonneville,  del.  Sculp.  8vo. 

1948.  Henkiot  (Francois).  A.N.S.  1 p.  Utmo,  n.p.n.d.  With  ])ortrait, 

full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

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hat.  ]\lezzotint  by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in 
script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

IdENRiOT  (Fi!Axgois) . Another  eo])y  of  the  same. 

FIexry  111.,  Kixn  Of  Fuaxce,  the  last  king  of  the  house  of  A'alois. 
L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Sept.,  1585,  signed  also  by  Eavastens  ( ?)  and  De 
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With  portrait. 

Henry  ^Y.,  Xing  Of  Francr  and  Xavarre,  founder  of  the  royal  house 
of  Bourbon.  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  1580.  With  portrait,  engraved  by 
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Henry  He  Bourbon — son  of  Henry  IV.  of  France,  and  of  the  Alar- 
chioness  de  Verneuil  (Henriette  de  Balzac),  hishop  of  Aletz.  D.S. 
on  vellum,  1 p.  folio,  July  27,  1658. 

FlENiiY  Of  PitussiA  (Friedrich  Ludwig — Prince  of  Prussia,  brother 
of  Fh'ederic  the  Great).  D.S.  1 p.  4to,  with  tine  wax  seal.  Rheins- 
berg,  Jan.  23,  1796,  informing  whom  it  may  concern  that  a certain 
widow  and  her  family  are  old  inhabitants  of  his  dominions  and  are 
still  subjects  of  his.  AVith  portrait. 

Heraclitus — surnamed  the  Xaturalist.  Portrait.  Alezzotint.  4to. 
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Heraclitus.  Portrait.  Alezzotint,  Jto  (cut  close  and  repaired  in 
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Herault  (AIarie-Jean)  . Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Alezzotint  by 
Levachez,  military  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Herault  wa.s  executed  with  Danton  iu  179-1. 

Herbouville  (C.  J.  F. — General).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April 
13,  1820.  To  the.  A^iscount  Tabarie.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in 
uniform,  fine  stipple,  but  cut  to  plate  mark,  and  engraver’s  name 
cut  away.  8vo. 

The  wilter  re.iirets  that  the  Dositioii  asked  for  has  Been  given  to  an- 
other. 

Her’Zberg  (.Ewald  Frildi.mch  A^on — celebrated  Prussian  statesman 
under  Friedrich  the  Great).  D.S.  addressed  to  the  English  Fhnbassy, 
giving  ])ermission  to  the  executor  of  the  late  Alinet  to  take  entire  pos- 
session of  his  estate.  Half  a page,  folio.  Berlin,  Alarch  14,  1774. 
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flus.sE  (George  Prince  D').  L.S.  Alentioning  the  marriage  of  Prin- 
cess IJrica  to  his  eldest  brother  and  the  Gampaigii  of  Hungaria. 
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Hksse  (Louis  1’hinok  1)’).  L.S.  sending  to  a (leiitlenian  of  the  l^reneh 
Court  a Slim  of  KHM)  livres  to  he  added  to  tlie  dowry  of  the  tonn- 
tess  d’l lanssonville,  on  the  occasion  of  lier  inaridage  to  the  said  gentle- 
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lliLu  (Lowland.  A’iscount — British  general,  fought  at  \\aterloo). 
A. L.S.  “Hill,'’  2 ))j).  8vo.  Hardwick  Crange,  Sept.  11,  1821. 

Hill  ( Lowj.a.xd,  Viscount).  Lortrait,  half  length  in  nniiorni.  Ln- 
graved  hy  A.  kiasto  after  Lodder.  Sti])]ile.  Ojien  letters.  4to. 

London,  1810 

Hill  (Loavland,  Viscount).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horsehack. 
Uoniney  scnl]).,  IMeyeon  del.  4to.  in  colors. 

IHllku  (JoJiANN — Austrian  general,  defeated  hy  Napoleon  at  Land- 
shut.)  J’ortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Zwickau  hei  Schnnann. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

UiLLEii  (Jojiann).  I’oidrait,  full  length  in  unifoi-ni.  4).  K.  Bonatti 
inc.  G.  B.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Hipuockates — the  most  eminent  physician  of  antiipiity.  Portrait.  I. 
Baber  fecit.,  P.  P.  Puhens  del.  :\Iezzotint.  4to  (slightly  thinned 
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Hobiiouse  (.John  Cam,  Loin)  Brougham — intimate  at  college  Avitli 
JaaitI  Byron,  author  of  “Letters  on  the  Hundred  Days,  or  Last 
Peign  of  Napoleon”).  A.  L.  S.  4 })p.  4to.  Beading;  Jan  24,  1834. 
With  lithographic  jiortrait. 

A political  and  personal  letter  with  mention  of  Lord  Melbourne. 

Hocjie  (Lazare — famous  French  general,  restored  to  liberty  and  com- 
mand by  the  fall  of  Bobespierre  in  1734).  A. L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Head- 
(piarters,  St.  Jyimes,  Oct.  18,  1734.  To  the  Commission  in  charge  of 
mil itary  organ  i zati on . 

AVritteii  at  an  important  period  of  the  general's  life.  In  the  ietter  he 
complains  of  the  lack  of  efficiency  among  his  officei's,  they  cannot  lead  a 
battalion,  cannot  eA’en  write,  etc. 

Hoche  (Lazaru).  L.S.  1 ]).  4to.  Paris,  le  20  Plnviose,  BAn  V 
I Feb.  10,  1797  I . To  ]\linister  of  War,  Petiet,  recommending  Citizen 
(fnerin,  a former  aide-de-camp,  and  then  chief  of  brigade  of  gen- 
darmerie, for  similar  position  in  the  reorganization  of  that  body. 
With  portraits. 

Hoche  (Lazare).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  nniform.  ^lezzotint  by 
Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biograjihical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Hoche  (Lazare).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  seated,  cocked  hat 
on  table.  1).  Ivlemi-Bonatti  inc.  Sergent  IMarcean  dis.  Stipple. 

8 VO. 

Hoche  (Lazare).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Line  engraAong 
after  A.  Schelfer.  8vo. 


1974.  Hoche  (Lazaee).  Portrait,  full  leng'tli  in  uniform,  standing.  Grave 

par  Coqueret,  dessine  par  Idillaire  Le  Dm.  Mezzotint.  Folio  (small 
hole  in  margin).  Paris,  n.d. 

1975.  Hoche  (Lazake).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  F.  Lefevre  sculp. 

Stipple.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

1976.  Hofer  (Andreas — celebrated  Tyrolese  patriot).  Portrait,  full  length 

in  uniform.  In  colors,  8vo.  London,  1810 

1977.  Hofer  (Andreas).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Colored,  prob- 

ably by  hand.  8vo. 

1978.  Hohenlake  (Louis — Prince  De).  A.L.S.  ‘Hjonis,  Prince  de  Hohen- 

lake,”  1 p.  4to.,  n.p.n.d.,  asking  that  a position  be  found  for  M.  Geiger 
who  was  wounded  in  the  retreat  from  Eussia. 

1979.  Hohenlohe  (Louis  Antoine,  Prince  De — Marshal  of  France).  L.S. 

Louis,  Prince  de  Hohenlohe.”  1 p.  folio,  Luneville,  Dec.  27,  1827. 
To  M.  Sarazin,  of  Paris,  regarding  his  salary  which  “ the  king  gives 
me  out  of  his  private  cash,”  and  sajdng  that  he  is  drawing  upon  him 
for  the  sum  of  5,970  francs. 

1980.  Hohenlohe  (Louis  Antoine,  Prince  De).  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform.  Lithograph  on  India  paper. 

1981.  Hohenlohe-Bartenstein  (L.  0.  J.  X.,  Prince — General  against  Xa- 

poleon  in  the  Wars  of  the  Eevolution  and  Empire ; Marshal  of  France 
under  Louis  XYIII.).  Official  Order  regarding  a Pension,  in  his 
autograph,  Paris,  Oct.  26,  1824,  portrait,  bust,  within  circular 
border,  4to. 

1982.  Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfurst  (Alexander,  Prince  of 

— Hungarian  Prelate*).  Printed  L.S.  to  Marquise  Juliette  de  Barol, 
establishing  a day  to  unite  their  prayers  for  her  health.  1 p.  folio. 
June  9,  1826.  In  a wrapper  with  autograph  notes  by  Silvio  Pellico. 

1983.  Holland  (Henry  Eichard  V.,  Lord — friendly  to  Napoleon  while  at 

St.  Helena,  Lady  Holland  was  remembered  in  Napoleon’s  'wdll). 
A.L.S.  [in  French]  1 p.  4to.  Hotel  Bristol,  Sept.  26,  1838.  To 
Count  Montalinet,  Minister  of  the  Interior.  A letter  of  thanks.  With 
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1984.  Holland  (Henry  Eichard  V.,  Lord.)  A.L.S.  ‘“^Vassall  Holland.” 

4 pp.  12mo.  [Holland  House],  Feb.  20,  1822.  With  portrait. 

“ Your  two  drawings  of  the  Emperor  Napoleon  & of  the  late  Sir  John 
Moore,  together  with  your  letter  of  the  11  inst.  arrived  at  Holland 
House,”  etc. 

1985.  Holland  (Lady — wife  of  Lord  H.  E.  Y.  Holland).  A.L.S.  2 pp. 

12rao.  n.p.n.d. 

1986.  Holstein  (Antoine,  Due  De).  L.S.  asking  a merchant  to  send  him 

the  bill  for  two  barrels  of  red  wine  and  other  articles.  1 p.  4to.  June 
23,  1735. 


1987.  lIojMEii. 

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Portrait.  Ex  Mariiiore  antique,  P. 
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P.  Peubeiis  delt.  Mez/.o- 
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1988.  Homek.  Portrait.  jMezzotint,  4to  (cut  close).  [London,  Bowles] 


1989.  Hone  (Nathaniel — portrait  painter).  Portrait,  lull  bust.  Mezzo- 

tint by  E.  Fisher,  4to,  margins  cut  away,  with  portions  of  text. 

1990.  Hood  (Sahuel,  Viscount — British  admiral,  fought  l)e  Grasse  at  the 

mouth  of  the  Chesapeake,  but  failed  to  relieve  the  British  army  at 
Yorktown).  A.L.S.  “Hood,”  1 p.  12mo.  Greenwich  May  25,  1805. 

1991.  Hood  (Sir  Samuel — British  admiral,  cousin  of  Samuel  Hood,  also  took 

part  in  the  action  with  De  Grasse).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length, 
in  uniform.  Engraved  by  E.  Bocquet,  drawn  by  V . Evans,  after  Sir 
"VY.  Beechey.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1813 

1992.  Hood  (Sir  Samuel).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Engraved  by 

E.  Bocquet,  after  Sir  William  Beechey.  Stipple.  Folio.  Open 

letters.  London,  1813 

1993.  Hope  (Sir  John — British  general,  took  part  in  the  battle  of  Corunna, 

succeeded  Sir  John  Moore).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  En- 
graved by  J.  Vendramini  after  W.  M.  Craig.  Stipple.  Folio.  Open 
letters.  London,  1811 


1994.  Hope  (Sir  John).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform,  ^lezzotint 

(margins  cut  away).  4to. 

1995.  Horace.  Portrait.  J.  Faber,  senr.,  fecit.  , P.  P.  Eubens  del.  Mezzotint. 

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liondon.  Bowles 


1996.  Hortense  Eugenie  De  Beauharnais,  Queen  Of  Holland  (Daughter 

of  Josephine.)  A.L.S.  “Hortense,”  1 p.  8vo.  Augsburg,  Dec.  18, 
1822.  To  her  Mother-in-Law.  With  portrait. 

A very  affectionate  letter  sending  New  Year’s  greetings,  hoping  to  see 
recipient  during  the  year,  etc. 

1997.  Hortense  Eugenie  De  Beauharnais,  Queen  Of  Holland.  Portion 

of  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo.  No  place,  no  date.  Complains  [to  person  un- 
* known],  that  letters  written  have  not  been  answered,  &q. 

3 998.  Hortense  Eugenie  De  Beauharnais,  Queen  Of  Holland.  Portrait, 
half  length.  Laugier  sculpt.  Girodet  pinxt.  [From  TArtiste].  4to. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  the 
above. 


3 999.  Hortense  Eugenie  De  Beauharnais,  Queen  Of  Holland.  Portrait, 
“ La  Peine  Hortense  sortant  du  bain,”  de  Spa.  Line  engraving.  Un- 
signed. 12  mo. 

2000.  Hortense  Eugenie  De  Beauharnais,  Queen  Of  Holland.  Portrait, 
(1)  full  length,  (2)  full  length,  accompanied  by  Louis  Napoleon, 
(3)  full  bust.  In  colors,  published  by  R.  Martin,  New  Y'ork,  and 
another.  Together,  4 jiieces. 


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Houciiaki)  (Gi:n']-:j{ai.  .)i-;an  X^icjiolas).  Portrait  lull  in  unifonn. 
jMezzotiiit  by  Levaohez,  ))attle  sceiio  and  l)iogra})hical  notice  in  script 
l)eneath.  Svo  on  sniall  folio  sheet. 


lloussAYE  (IIexjii — French  author).  A.L.S.  1 p.  Svo.  Peqiiest  for 
tickets.  Undated. 


HowAiii)  (George  W.  F.^  Earl  Oe  Cai{lisle  and  Viscouxt  .Mor- 
peth— vi.sited  the  U.  S.).  A.L.  third  person,  with  addressed  enve- 
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Howard  (Geoijge  AV.  F.,  Earl  Of  Caiilisle  axd  Viscouxt  Morpeth). 
A.L.S.  (third  person,  commencing  Ld.  Alorpeth.'’  1 }>.  Svo.  dime 
14,  n.y. 


Howard  (George  AY.  F., 
Portrait,  half  length. 


Earl  Of  Carlisle  axd  AOscouxt  Moih’ETh). 
Engraved  l)y  J.  Cooke.  Line  engraving.  4to. 


Hoze  (John).  Portrait,  full  linst  in  oval,  dk  Holloway  direxit.  Line 
engraving.  4to.  " London,  1794 

FIudsox  Piver.  Alap  of  the  Hudson  Piver  Pail  Poad  from  Xew  York 
to  Albany.  AY.  C.  Aloore  del.  Lithograph.  About  12  feet  long  (one 
corner  repaii'ed).  Xew  York,  1848 

Hue  (Frax^C'OIS — first  A"alet-de-chambre  of  Louis  XA'lll).  X.S.  1 p. 
small  4to.  Tnileries,  January  3,  1818. 

Ill  the  rei;L;ii  of  terror  Hue  served  the  royal  family  at  the  risk  of  his 
life  and  was  imprisoned;  he  is  author  of  “The  last  years  of  the  Keimi 
and  Life  of  Louis  XAH.” 


Hugo  (Joseph  L.  8.^ — French  general,  father  of  A’ictor  Hugo,  the  cele- 
brated novelist).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to.  St.  Lozusa,  near  Blois.  June  23, 
1823.  To  the  Editor  of  the  Courrier  at  I’aris.  AYith  portrait. 

Heiieral  Hugo  requests  the  editor  to  publish  some  remarks  of  his  on 
an  article  which  appeared  in  the  “ Censeur  Europeen  ” ; then  follow  the 
“remarks”,  which  are  lengthy  and  interesting. 

Hugo  (Victor — French  author).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  [1844.]  AATth 
portrait.  2 pieces. 

Hugo  (ViCTOit)-  A.L.S.  “ Ah'ctor  Hugo,'’  2 p]).  8vo.  Dec.  39,  n.y. 
On  literary  matters. 

Hulix  (Pierre  A. — French  general,  shot  by  Atalet).  D.S.  by  llulin, 
A.  Dubocher,  and  several  others,  4 pp.  folio,  n.p.  Dec.  11,  1798. 
Fxtract  from  the  rc'cords  of  the  decisions  hy  the  Alunicipal  Admin- 
istration of  Saint-()uentin. 


lluLix  (PiERRi:  A.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.  Alarch  9,  1814. 

Notifying  the  recii)ient  that  the  Prince  Wiirtemherg  has  taken,  with 
4.000  men,  the  town  of  8enc  (?),  hut  promises  protection  to  the  inhabi- 
tants. 


Hulix  (Pier’Ri:  A.).  L.S.  1 ]l  folio.  Paris.  Alay  15,  1815.  AAhth 
])ortrait.  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Itegarding  the  way  in  which  volunteers  were  received  at  various 
mayoralties,  etc. 


2015. 


Hulix  (I’lEKKK  A.).  L.S.,  2 pp.  folio,  n.p. 11.(1.  To  liis  Ifoya! 

ncss.  I’CMpiestiipu’  that  ho  ho  advised  of  his  ai'i'ival  that  ho  may  \v(d- 
come  him. 


201().  Ilin.SH  (Sii;  S.\.\irKL).  Portrait.  Ihthoyrajih  hv  Lane  alter  Lane. 

4to.  Proof  oil  India  [laper.  tSdO 

2017.  liu.MAXX  (Jeax  (JEOiKiES — French  Minister  of  Finaneo).  L.S.,  1 ]). 

4to.  Paris,  iMareh  10,  1845.  Informs  a eolloa^no  that  M.  (diauvol 
lias  been  appointed  to  the  collectorship  of  B(‘rville. 

2018.  JIlt-Mheht  (d.  d.  A. — French  general,  eomiminded  an  e.xpedition  to  Ire- 

land in  171)8).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to  1 Paris],  le  10  Friinaire,  PAn  l\. 
[Dec.  10,  1705].  To  Chief  of  brigade  St.  Laurent  informing  him 
that  stores  and  horses  are  needed  for  the  brigade  at  Pnello.  Also, 
that  its  army-wagons  are  in  poor  shape. 

20lt).  lIu.MiEHEs  (Maime  Tiieiiese  d ulie  De  CiiEVAXT,  Deciiesse  De — wife 
of  the  French  general  and  courtier  of  Louis  XlAh).  Portrait,  full 
length.  Pet.  Schenek  fee;  et  exc.  IMw./cotint.  4to,  margins  cut 
aivay. 

2020.  Hussjex  Pasha — last  Bey  of  Algiers,  forced  to  capitulate  by  the 

French  in  1840.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  l\lay  2().  184)2. 

2021.  lluTCiLixsox  (doHX — British  general,  commanded  the  first  division 

of  Ahercromhy's  army  which  landed  in  Fgypt,  Alexandria  sur- 
rendered to  him).  Portrait,  thre('-([uarter  length,  in  uniform, 
seated.  Engraved  by  1\.  Mackenzie  after  IV.  Evans.  Stipjile.  Folio. 

London, 1800 


2022.  lluTOitixsox  (doiEx).  Portrait,  full  Inist  in  uniform  by  Meath  after 
Knight.  4to.  London.  1815 

2024.  Hyde  De  Neuvij.le  (dEAX  (L- — French  Boyalist,  ^Minister  to  the  Llnited 

States,  181()-1821).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion. 
M asliington,  April  27,  1818.  To  B.  (1.  Harjier,  Baltimore,  sym- 
pathizing with  him  in  the  loss  of  his  child,  asking  date  of  his 
dejiarture  [for  France  ] as  he  has  important  disjiatches  to  send  to  his 
government. 

2021.  Indians.  A'arious  dresses  of  the  Indians  of  Xorth  America.  Cojiper 
engraving  by  iMorris.  4to.  \('irra  1784] 

2025.  IxDiAXs.  Costume  of  Domiciliated  Indians  of  Xorth.  America.  Copjier 

engraving  by  Bushy  afti'r  llariot.  4to.  London,  1810 

202().  l.NDiAXS.  Hclntosli.  .V  Creek  Chief.  Lithograph  in  colors.  Folio. 

1840 

2027.  IxDi.vxs.  Kish-Ke-Kosh.  .\  f'ox  Brave.  Lithograph  in  colors.  Folio. 

184,0. 

Xea-Math-la.  A Seminole  Chief.  Lithograph  in  colors. 

1840 


20.28.  Indians. 
Folio. 


2029.  Indians.  Tali-Eo-Hon,  an  loway  Warrior.  lithograph  in  colors. 

Folio.  ‘ 1838 

2030.  Indians.  Timpoochee  Barnard.  An  Uchee  AVarrior.  Lithograph  in 

colors.  Folio.  1838 

2031.  Indians.  Mistippce.  Lithograph  in  colors.  Folio.  1838 

2032.  Indians.  Atahualpa  (the  last  Inca  of  Fern ) . Portrait,  full  bust,  head- 

dress of  feathers,  holding  spear.  Copper  engraving.  4to. 

2033.  Indians.  Habits  of  the  Americans  (copper  engraving),  also  a collec- 

tion of  30  plates,  colored  and  plain,  inainl}^  relating  to  the  Indians 
(all  book  illustrations). 

2034.  Isabel  II.,  Queen  Of  Spain — mother  of  Alfonso,  who  became  king  in 

1875.  I).S.  1 p.  folio,  Madrid  1854.  With  portrait. 

2035.  IsABEY  (Jean  Baptiste— celebrated  French  miniature  i)ainter, 

executed  many  admired  portraits  of  the  Bonaparte  family  some  of 
which  are  in  the  celebrated  Wallace  collection).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo. 
Paris,  Sept.  20,  1840.  To  John  Sainsbury,  celebrated  collector  of 
Napoleonic  material,  regarding  bis  collection. 

2036.  Jacobins.  Portrait  of  Alarie  J.  Chalier,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint 

by  Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo, 
on  small  folio  sheet. 

The  leader  of  tlie  Jacobins  of  l^yons  and  a fanatical  admirer  of 
Marat. 

2037.  Jacqueminot  (J.  J.  L,  Comte  I)e  Ham — member  of  the  Council 

of  500).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  portion,  Paris,  le  14 
Frimaire,  FAn  X [Dec.  5,  1801].  To  M.  Lacepede,  President  of 
the  Senate,  stating  that  he  is  confined  to  his  bed,  and  will,  therefore, 
be  unable  to  attend  the  day's  session. 

2038.  Jacquinot  (Ciiakles  C. — French  general,  commanded  two  divisions 

at  AVaterloo).  A.D.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Schaffbausen  (Switzerland),  May 
8,  1800. 

2039.  Jervis  (John,  Farl  Of  St.  Vincent — famous  English  admiral). 

A.Ij.S.  ‘“St.  Vincent,”  1 p.  4to  (London),  June  14,  1803.  To 
H.  E.  ID**  (?). 

Rcfrarding  a Capt.  Dunbar,  and  endiiifi  . . . “ with  the  moat  grate- 

ful sense  of  j'our  consideration  for  the  ticklish  state  of  my  health,”  etc. 

2040.  Jervis  (John — Earl  Of  St.  ATncent).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. lOiuraved  bv  .Aquilar,  drawn  by  Boucb.  Stipple.  4to. 

[lAUidon,  ca.  1798] 

2041.  John  VI.,  King  Of  Portugal,  sailed  to  Brazil  in  1807,  where  be 

received  title  of  Emj)eror.  I’ortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Huet 
sculp.  Camoin  del.  Stip])le.  4to. 


2042.  JoiNViLLE  (F1LA.NCOIS  F.  P.,  I’RINCE  De— third  son  of  Louis  Philippe, 

sent  to  St.  Helena  to  bring  the  remains  of  Napoleon  to  r ranee). 
A.L.S.  (third  person),  2 pp.  8vo.  Claremont,  Doc.  23,  1854.  In 
English  to  Mr.  Colnaghi,  the  well-known  art  dealer,  regarding  some 
drawings,  etc.  With  portrait. 

2043.  JoiNViLLE  (FRAxgois  F.  P.,  Prince  De).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length  in  uniform.  Lith.  de  Cattier.  Folio. 

2044.  JoiNViLLE  (Franc;ois  F.  P.,  Pjmnce  De).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length  in  uniform.  Lithograph  4to,  and  a different  lithograph  of 
the  same,  4to.  Together,  2 pieces. 

■2045.  JOLY  (M.  De)  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  7,  171)1).  On  money 
matters. 

2046.  JoMARD  (Edme  FiiANgois — French  archaeologist  and  geographer,  ac- 

companied the  army  to  Egypt  in  1798;  contributed  to  the  introduc- 
tion of  the  great  “Description  of  Egypt.”)  A.N.  in  third  person. 
8vo.  Paris,  February  25,  1842. 

2047.  JoMiNi  (Henri — general,  aide-de-camp  to  Ney,  presented  to  Bonaparte 

on  the  field  of  Austerlitz,  and  eminent  writer  on  strateg}L)  A.L.S. 
“ General  Jomini,”  4 pp.  4to.  June  18-28.  n.y.  To  M.  Wagner. 

An  important  and  most  interesting  letter  in  which  he  speaks  of  the 
battle  of  Areola,  where  Napoleon  had  said  that  it  was  the  only  time  in 
a game  of  dice,  he  had  ever  staked  his  whole  life,  present  and  to  come, 
with  every  chance  of  losing. 

Interesting  details  are  given  of  the  battle  of  Dresden,  and  of  the  mis- 
takes made  by  the  Allies,  also  of  his  work,  probably  that  of  the  “ Dritical 
and  Military  History  of  the  Campaigns  of  the  Revolution.”  etc. 

2048.  JoMiNi  (Henri).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.n.d.  To  a firm  of  booksellers. 

Informing  them  that  a package  of  MSS.  has  been  left  with  a porter. 

2049.  JoMiNi  (Henri).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Vigneron  del. 

Lithograph  after  a stipple.  8vo. 

2050.  JoMiNi  (Henri).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Gleyre  del.  1860. 

Lithograph  on  India  paper.  4to.  Also  another  portrait,  full  length 
in  uniform.  Together,  2 pieces. 

2051.  Jones  (Inigo — eminent  English  architect).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Engraved  by  Val,  Green  after  Van  Dyke.  Mezzotint.  8vo,  cut  to 
plate  mark,  Avith  portions  of  text  cut  away. 

2052.  Jones  (Paul).  Portrait,  full  length  from  original  drawing  taken  from 

the  life  aboard  the  Serapis.  4to.  London  1779  [later  impression] 

2053.  Jones  (Paul).  Combat  memorable  donne  le  22  7hre.  1779  entre  le 

Capitaine  Pearson  commandant  le  Serapis,  et  Paul  Jones  command- 
ant le  Bon-Homme-Pichard.  Line  engraving.  Folio,  (cut  to  plate 
mark,  portion  of  front  cut  aAvay). 

2()54.  Jones  (Paul).  Paul  .Tones  the  Pirate.  Line  engraving.  Full  length 
in  uniform,  pistol  in  one  liand  and  cutlass  in  the  other.  8vo. 

lAunlon,  [circa  1806] 


2055.  Jones  (Paul).  Portrait,  half  length,  wearing-  coeked  liat.  Line  en- 

graving. Unsigned.  8vo. 

2056.  Jonhs  (Paul).  Portrait  full  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat. 

Line  engraving  hy  Uogerts  after  P)riys.  12ino.  Line  impression. 

2057.  Jonhs  (Pai'l).  Portrait,  full  bust  wearing  eoekcd  hat.  Line  engrav- 

ing  by  Barin.  8vo.  Paris,  | late  impression] 

2058.  Jonhs  (Paul).  Engagement  of  Cai)t.  Pearson  in  llis  Majesty’s  Ship 

Serapis,  with  Paul  Jones  of  the  American  Slii])  of  War  called  the 
Bon  Homme  Pichard.  (Aipper  engraving  by  ('oilier  after  Hamilton. 
Small  folio.  ‘ \Circa  17001 

2059.  Jones  (Paul).  Portrait,  three-quarter  length,  in  uniform.  Line  en- 

graving, unsigned.  8vo  (repaired).  Paris,  n.d. 

2060.  Jones  (Paul).  Portrait,  half  length.  Hrave  par  Carl  (Tutteid)erg 

dessine  par  Xotte.  Line  engraving,  dto. 

2061.  Jones  (Paul).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Crave  par  Carl  Gut- 

tenberg,  dessine  par  C.  J.  Uotte.  Line  engraving.  4to  (thinned 
and  repaired). 

2062.  Jordan  (Camille — French  politician  and  orator).  Portrait,  half 

length,  seated.  Grave  par  H.  C.  i\l idler,  peint.  par  Mile.  Godefroi. 
Line  engraving,  dto. 

2063.  Josephine,  Empress  Oe  France.  A.L.S.  ^Mjapagerie  Bonaparte,” 

1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  6,  1799.  To  one  of  the  ministers,  whom  she 
urges  to  consider  favorably  the  affair  regarding  Citizen  Yerninat  ( f )• 
With  mezzotint  portrait  by  S.  A.  Edwards,  scratched  proof. 

2064.  Josephine.  L.S.  “Josephine,”  1 p.  folio,  ]\bimich,  Jan.  8,  1806.  To 

her  cousin.  Cardinal  Erskine.  A letter  of  thanks  in  which  she  says 
that  she  believes  in  the  sincerity  of  his  Xew  Year’s  wishes  for  her. 

2065.  Josephine.  L.  S'.  “Josephine.”  1 p.  square  8vo.  Paris,  April  24, 

1807.  To  the  Minister  of  War  [Davoust],  asking  permission  for  a 
Mr.  Seymour  to  visit  his  father  in  England.  Countersigned, 
I)|  avoiist],  with  3 lines  in  his  autograph. 

2066.  Josephine.  Portrait  full  Imst.  From  tbe  original  portrait  in  minia- 

ture by  Isabey.  Lith.  de  Villain.  Folio.  London,  n.d. 

2067.  Josephine.  Portraits,  (1)  full  bust,  engraved  by  J.  Wallis,  London, 

1815,  and  (2)  full  bust,  unsigned,  on  India  pajier,  before  letters. 
Together,  2 pieces. 

2068.  Josephine.  Portraits,  (1),  full  bust,  wearing  crown,  J.  E.  Marcus 

sculp.  Line  engraving;  (2)  full  bust,  early  lithograph,  and  (3) 
facsimile  in  colors  of  a painting.  Together,  3 pieces. 

2069.  Josephine.  Portrait,  “ Pose  Jose])bine  Ponaparte,  nee  de  la  Pagerie.” 

full  bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  Fnsigned.  Open  letters.  Wu-y  early 
portrait. 


2070.  JosEi'iiiNE.  Portrait  Giusepi^ina,  Imperatrice  de  Francesi  e Eegina 

d’ltalia/’  full  bust  in  oval.  Canacci  inc.  Svo. 

2071.  JosKi'iiiXE.  Portrait,  half  length,  wearing  crown.  Grave  par  B. 

Lariehardiere,  dessine  par  Swcbach.  Stipple.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2072.  JosEPiiiXE.  Portrait,  half  length,  medallion  of  Xapoleon  around  neck. 

Engraved  b}'’  J.  C.  Buttre,  also  an  etched  proof  of  the  same,  before 
all  letters,  in  brown,  autographed  by  the  engraver.  P'ogether,  2 
pieces. 

2073.  JosEiMiiXE.  Portrait,  half  length  wearing  crown  and  jewels.  (Engraved 

by  Desnoyer).  Stipple.  Folio.  Brilliant  proof  before  all  letters. 

2074.  JosEi’iiiXE.  Portrait,  full  length  seated,  letter  in  hand,  military  scene 

in  background,  containing  two  figures,  one  of  which  is  probably  a 
portrait  of  Napoleon.  An  unsigned  German  copper  engraving,  en- 
titled iMadame  Buonaparte.”  Small  folio,  with  margins. 

Under  the  name  is  the  following  curious  description  “ Franzdsische 
Burgerin,  oder  vielmelir  glucklich  zu  schatzeiide  Gemahlin  der  grdssteu 
Feldherrn  unsers  Zeitalteiis,  welche  von  ihren  vor  jetzt  zur  See  dirigende 
General  einen  Briefiiest  ”. 

2075.  JosEPHiXE.  Guiseppina  Imperatrice  dei  Francesi  e Regina  d’ltalia,” 

full  length  portrait.  L.  Eados  inc.  G.  B.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  Svo. 

2076.  JosEPiriXE.  Portrait,  full  length.  Lithograph.  Small  folio. 

[Paris,  ca.  1858] 

2077.  JosEPHiXE.  Portrait,  “ Me.  Lapagere,  MiOglie  del  Generale  in  Capo 

Bonaparte,”  full  bust  in  oval,  wearing  flowing  head  dress.  Grave 
par  G.  Cag,  dessine  d’apres  nature.  Stipple.  Svo. 

2078.  JosEPi-iiXE.  Portrait,  Rose  Josephine  Bonaparte,  nee  cle  la  Pagerie,” 

full  bust  in  oval,  no  head-dress.  Dessine  d^apres  nature  et  grave  en 
1797.  Stipple.  Open  letters.  4to. 

2079.  JosEPiiix'E.  Portrait,  full  bust,  wearing  crown.  ^'Josephine  Impera- 

trice des  Frangais  et  Reine  d’ltalie.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  4to. 

2080.  Jo.sEPJiixE.  Portrait.  ‘^Josephine  Imperatrix  des  Francais  Paine 

D’ltalie,”  half  length,  necklace  of  four  ropes  of  pearls,  jewels  in  hair 
and  ears.  Stipple.  Consigned.  4to.  Wien,  n.d. 

2081.  JOSEPHIXE.  Portrait,  La  Madame  du  Buonaparte,  Premier  Consul  de 

la  Republique  Frangaise,”  full  bust,  ropes  of  pearls.  Stipple.  Un- 
siffned.  Svo. 

2082.  JOSEPHIXE.  Portrait,  ''Grand  Abito  de  Sua  Maesta  I'Imperatrice  Gis- 

sefina  il  giorno  dell’Incoronazione,”  full  length.  Line  and  stipple. 
Unsigned.  4to.  Verona,  n.d. 

2083.  JosEPHrxE.  Portrait,  half  lengtli.  Lithograph  in  colors  after  the 

miniature  hy  Lsabey.  Open  letters.  Folio.  Tmndon,  n.d. 


2084.  JosEPiiixE.  Portraits,  (1),  full  bust,  Engraved  by  R,  Scott,  and  (2) 

full  bust.  Unsigned.  Stipples.  8vo.  Together,  2 pieces. 

London,  1810  and  n.d. 

2085.  JosEPHiXE.  Portraits,  (1),  full  bust;  (2)  half  length;  (3)  colored 

view  of  the  tomb  of  Josephine.  Together,  3 pieces.  4to  and  8vo. 

2086.  JosEPHiXE,  Charles  Bonaparte,  and  Letitia  R.  Bonaparte.  Portraits 

of  all,  full  length,  from  the  Versailles  Gallery.  4to.  Together,  3 
pieces. 

The  reproductions  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Xnpoleon  were  made  fivmi  the 
above. 

20874  JosEPHiXE.  Portrait,  full  length,  royal  robes,  wearing  crown.  Line 
engraving.  Cut  to  plate  mark.  Small  4to. 

2088.  JouBEitT  (BEKTHELEiiY  C. — French  general) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

July  16,  n.y.  To  General  Cervoni.  lYith  portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 
form. 

Born  the  same  year  as  Napoleon  (1769),  Joubert’s  brilliant  exploits  at 
Montebello,  Bivoli  and  in  the  Tyrol  are  among  the  most  renowned  deeds 
of  French  arms. 

2089.  Joi'BERT  (Berthelemy  C.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint 

by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2090.  .Tourdax^  (Jeax"  Baptiste — Marshal  of  France,  served  under  Lafayette 

in  the  American  Revolution).  L.S.  as  General  in  chief  Jourclan.” 
2 pp.  folio.  General  quarters  of  Stokach,  March  17,  1798.  With  por- 
trait, full  length  in  uniform. 

An  important  military  document,  written  shortly  after  Jourdan  had 
been  appointed  to  the  command  of  the  Army  of  the  Danube,  and  with 
mention  of  several  of  the  important  generals.  It  commences  “ General 
Lefevre  shall  take  his  vanguard  tomorrow  morning  the  ISth  at  G o’clock 
to  Pfullendorf  and  camp  at  the  right  of  that  town  . . . General 

Lefevre  sliall  push  his  men  as  near  as  he  can  to  Atschausen.  He  will 
receive  particular  instructions  from  the  general  in  chief  of  the  2d  divi- 
vision.  . . . General  I.efevre  must  secure  Mengen  from  the  Austrians. 

“ General  Ferino  will  encamp  his  division  at  the  back  of  Salomow- 
veiller,  and  keep  connection  with  the  second  division  by  outposts. 

“Generai  Souham  will  take  bis  division  to  the  left  of  Pfullendorf. 
General  St.  Cyr  will  move  the  third  division  near  MoskiTch,  which  lie 
will  occupy  with  a strong  force.  . . . The  division  of  reserve  cavalry 

will  camp  in  the  villages  hack  of  Pfullendorf.  . . . 

“ If  the  generals  meet  the  Austrians  in  tiie  positions  they  have  been 
oi'dertHl  to  take,  they  must  invite  them  to  leave  the  place.  In  case  they 
refuse,  compel  them  by  force  of  arms.” 

2091.  .Toerdax  (Jeax  Baptiste).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  3,  1798. 

To  the  Executive  Directory.  Also  signed  by  Guiiieau,  Bordan  and 
Gayvernon. 

The  writer  speaks  on  behalf  of  Citizen  Cacutte,  and  urges  the  Directory 
to  permit  him  to  return  to  the  military  service. 


2092.  JouKDAX  (Jean  Baptiste)  . A.L.S.  “ Jourdan/’ 2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Au^ 

gust  2,  1799.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Unsigned.' 

To  Citizen  Joseph  Bonaparte.  Councillor  of  State.  A letter  of  reeoin- 
inendation  regarding  Adj.-Gen.  Totot  and  citizen  Petigaud,  the  latter  for 
a po.«!ition  as  adniinistrator  in  the  colonies. 

2093.  JouHDAN  (Jean  Baptiste).  A.L.S.  ‘•  Jourdan.”  1 p.  folio,  Turin, 

June  27,  1800. 

Written  the  same  year  he  was  sent  as  Ambassador  to  the  Cisalpine 
Kepublic.  to  Citizen  Kertoliati,  conn.sellor  of  the  1‘refecture  of  Doire,  say- 
ing that  he  is  sending  a coi)y  of  No.  12  of  the  .A.cts  of  the  General  .\dmin- 
istration,  and  asking  to  have  same  acknowledged. 

2094.  JouKDAN  (Jean  Baptiste).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Turin,  August  (12), 

1801.  To  M.  Petiet,  Councillor  of  State. 

Uegarding  the  sale  of  salt  belonging  to  Citizen  Gabi,  and  re<iuesting  re- 
cipient to  see  that  the  C'isalpine  government  does  not  touch  the  .salt, 
until  the  wishes  of  the  [French]  government  are  known. 

2095.  JouRDAN  (Jean  Baptiste).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Turin,  March  12,  1802. 

To  the  Minister  of  War.  Concerning  a payment  due  to  a contractor, 
who  furnished  implements.  At  foot  of  p.  2 are  two  lines  in  Jourdan’s 
autograph,  in  which  he  refers  to  the  sending  of  letters. 

2096.  JouRDAN  (Jean  Baptiste).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Kouen,  Oct.  24,  1814.  To 

Count  Ilessolles,  Minister  of  State,  asking  him  to  place  the  Chevalier 
de  Segur  in  the  new  organization  of  the  National  Guard. 

2097.  JouRDAN  (Jean  Baptiste).  Beceipt  at  end  of  a form-letter  signed  by 

Jourdan,  Paris,  August  10,  1825.  2 pp.  folio,  with  addressed  por- 

tion. Also,  signature  of  J.  Leboeuf,  of  the  Legion  of  Honor. 

2098.  Jourdan  (Jean  Baptiste).  L.  S.  “ Ml.  Jourdan,’’  1 p.  4to.  Parks,  Au- 

gust 31,  1830. 

Asking  that  a M.  Verdum,  official  inspector,  be  allowed  to  stay  at 
Toulouse,  if  possible. 

2099.  [Jourdan  (Jean  Baptiste).]  A.D.S.  by  Jean  Baptiste  Fritot,  4 pp. 

folio,  n.p.  Oct.  7,  1797. 

An  interesting  and  important  document,  with  autograph  annotation  of 
14  lines,  including  signature,  of  Jourdan  in  which  he  says  that  the  writer 
has  been  cruelly  oppressed,  and  hopes  that  his  petition  will  be  favorably 
received.  Also  with  an  S line  annotation  by  Pierre  F.  .Augereau,  Due 
de  Castiglione.  in  which  he  says  that  Fritot  is  a good  Republican,  and 
recommends  him  highly. 

The  document  is  a I’etition  to  the  Directors  of  the  Republic  of  France, 
and  reads  in  part  that  the  Royalist  faction  was  working  for  the  ruin  of 
France,  that  the  writer  was  arrested  and  imprisoned  by  the  Royalists, 
etc. 

2100.  Jourdan  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint 

by  Lcvachez,  battle  scene,  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2101.  Jourdan  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  Bonne- 

ville del.  sculp.  Stipple.  Fine  iinpression,  with  margins.  8vo. 

2102.  Jourdan  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line  en- 

graving. Unsigned.  8vo.  in  Xapoli,  n.d. 


2103.  JouRDAN  (Jeax  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Peint 

par  Yien.  8vo. 

2104.  JoA'EUSE  (Cardinal  Francois  De — confidential  minister  of  Henry  III, 

HeniT  lY  and  Louis  XIII,  1562-1615.)  D.S.  containing  a settle- 
ment of  the  debts  incurred  by  President  Sequier  and  Cardinal  de 
J oyeuse  during  the  guardianship  of  Marie  de  Montpensier,  ^yho  later 
became  the  wife  of  Gaston  d’Orleans.  3 pp.  folio.  July  2,  1608. 

2105.  Joyeuse  (Marie  De  Batarnay'  De — wife  of  Guillaume  de  Joyeuse,  who 

distinguished  himself  in  the  war  against  the  French  Protestants  and 
was  created  Marshal  of  France  in  1582).  Eeceipt  signed  on  vellum. 
October  14,  1588.  In  a wrapper  with  notes  in  the  handwriting  of 
Silvio  Pellico. 

2106.  JuLLiEX  (CoYiTE — Frciicli  General).  L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  Yanne.s,  Oct. 

3,  1806. 

Contains  a statement  concerning  the  kidnapping  and  holding  for  ran- 
som of  the  Bishop  of  Vannes  and  his  secretary,  and  asking  permission 
to  publish,  in  all  the  churches  of  the  diocese,  Yhirning  Bulletins  urging 
upon  all  who  may  have  knowledge  of  the  affair  to  communicate  with  the 
proper  authorities,  or,  otherwise,  to  suff’er  the  penalty  of  excommunica- 
tion. 

2107.  JuxoT  (Andocite^  Dug  D’Abraxtes — distinguished  French  general, 

favorite  of  Napoleon).  L.S.  “ Junot,”  1 p.  folio.  May  11,  1802. 
To  the  Minister  of  Justice. 

Relative  to  the  imprisonment  of  Frangois  Thomas.  “ Regarding  your 
letter  of  May  6th  I have  been  searching  the  judgment  of  which  you  desire 
a copy,  but  the  books  of  the  first  court-martial  of  this  division  do  not 
show  any  soldier  sentenced  to  five  years’  imprisonment  under  the  name 
of  Francois  Thomas.”  The  minister  has  written  a few  words  in  bottom 
left  hand  corner,  giving  instructions  to  classify  this  document. 

2108.  JcxoT  (Axdoche,  Dug  D’Abraxtes).  L.S'.,  2 pp.  4 to.  Paris,  May 

4,  1807.  To  the  Minister  of  lYar  [llerthier],  correcting  a sentence  in 
a former  letter  which  might  have  been  misinterpreted,  and  requesting, 
in  6 lines  on  margin  in  his  autograph,  that  report  and  this  letter  be 
forwarded  together  to  the  Emperor.  2 portraits. 

2109.  JuxoT  (Axdogtie,  Dug  D’Abraxtes).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  June 

28,  1807. 

* To  General  Thiebault  (the  commander  of  a brigade  at  Austerlitz). 

“ You  do  not  need  any  letter  of  introduction,  my  dear  General,  the 
Emperor  knows  you  and  wishes  to  help  you.  Your  letter  arrived  while  I 
was  away,  this  is  the  reason  1 did  not  answer  you.  . . . Your  friend. 

Junot.” 

2110.  JuxoT  (Andoghe,  Dug  D’Abraxtes).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Zara,  Mav 

9,  1813. 

A fine  autograph  lettei’,  signed  “ Be  Due  d’AbrantSs.”  written  at  Zara, 
the  capital  city  of  Dalmatia,  shortly  before  his  death  in  July,  1S13,  to  M. 
Le  Baron,  general  director  of  Conscription,  regarding  certain  documents 
he  (Junot)  had  in  his  possession,  and  that  he  had  given  orders  to  all  the 
captains  to  notify  him  how  many  recruits  they  had  and  were  likely  to  get, 
with  their  financial  standing,  etc. 


2111.  JuNOT  (Andocue,  Dug  D’Abrantes) . A.L.S.  1 p.  12iiio.  n.p.n.d. 

To  ]\la(laiii  ****  (?)  iiiforiiiing  lier  that  he  is  departing  for  St. 
('loud  and  will  do  all  in  his  power  to  grant  her  request.  ith  por- 
trait, full  bust  in  uni  form. 

2112.  JuNOT  (Andociie,  Dug  D’Abuantes)  . Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform, 

wearing  cocked  hat.  D’apres  le  portrait  original  point  par  Gres. 
Lithograph.  Fine. 

2113.  JuNOT  (Axdogiie,  Dug  D’AmiANTEs).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form, sword  in  left  hand,  after  Eaverat.  8vo. 

2114.  JuNOT  (Andoghe,  Dug  D’Abrantes).  Portrait,  full  lengtli  in  uni- 

form. Peint  par  Eaverat.  8vo,  also  portrait  of  his  wife.  Together, 
2 pieces. 

2115.  JuxoT  (Axdoghe,  Dug  D’Abraxtes).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

foimi.  Steel  engraving  after  Eaverat.  Small  folio. 

211(3.  JuxoT  (Lau]!E  P.,  Dugiiesse  D’Abraxtes,  author  of  “^Memoirs  of  his- 
torical souvenirs  of  Xapoleon  ”) . A.L.S.  “La  Duchess  D'Abrantes,'' 
4 pp.  12mo,  n.p.  Oct.  11,  no  year.  With  portrait.  To  i\t.  F.  Tour- 
ton,  a banker  at  Paris. 

Asking  that  a cheque  for  100  fr.  be  cashed,  etc. 

21  IT.  JuxoT  (Laure  P.,  Dugiiesse  D’Abraxtes).  Portrait,  three-quarter 
length,  seated.  Lith.  de  Thierry  Freres.  Folio.  India  paper. 

2118.  JuxoT  (Laure  P.,  Dughesse  D’Abraxtes).  A.L.S.  of  the  grand- 

iuother  of  the  Duchesse  D’Abrantes  signed,  “ grandmother,’’  2 pp. 
8vo,  undated,  hoping  that  the  duchess’  illness  is  over,  etc. 

2119.  Kelleraiax  (Fraxqois  C.,  Dug  De  Valaiy — Marshal  of  France,  com- 

mander of  the  Army  of  the  Alps).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Grenoble,  -Tulv 
31,  1T93. 

To  :M.  Xqel  who  has  asked  for  military  protection,  telling  him  that  he 
will  take  his  recommendation  into  consideration,  and  give  him  a company 
of  light  cavalry. 

2120.  Kellermax  (Fraxcois  C.,  Dug  De  Valmy).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  TTead- 

quarters,  Lyons,  July  19,  1T9T.  To  the  President  of  the  Executive 
Directory.  Witli  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Kegarding  the  condition  of  affairs  at  Lyons,  and  saying  that  no  out- 
break seems  imminent,  also  S])eaks  of  his  own  movements. 

2121.  Kellermax  (pRAxgois  C.,  Dug  De  AWlmy).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Paris, 

June  6,  1804.  To  ]\r.  Yiaftner,  chief  engineer  of  the  Oth  class  of  the 
Imperial  Guards  of  Bridges  and  Eoads.  With  portrait,  full  length  in 
uniform,  receiving  a decoration  at  the  hands  of  Pope  Pius  VI 1 (plate 
cut  close  and  mounted). 

A long,  important  and  very  interesting  letter  regarding  costs,  plans, 
etc.,  for  the  erection  of  Ids  “ Senatorial  TTousc'.” 

“ I have  received,  my  dear  Yiaftner,  your  letter  ...  I had 
alrejidy  given  the  plan  and  the  estimate  of  my  senatorial  house  to  the 


chancellor  . . . (he)  was  frightened  by  the  result  of  the  estimate, 

and  so  was  I.  as  I did  not  look  at  the  estimate  before  having  been  told 
by  you  that  the  total  expenses  would  not  amount  to  more  than  eightj'- 
two  thousand  francs,”  etc.,  which  express  in  minute  detail  what  the 
various  rooms  should  be  built  of,  how  they  should  be  decorated,  etc.,  and 
with  mention  that  all  ‘‘the  ornaments  of  the  garden  will  be  as  designed, 
and  in  the  English  garden  will  be  a summer  house.” 

212',^.  Kellehmax  (FhANgois  C.,  Due  De  Valmy).  L.S.  Ob.  folio.  Head- 
quarters at  Strasburg,  eTan.  15  (or  19),  1806.  To  Marshal  Bertliier, 
Minister  of  War. 

Stating  that  he  has  ordered  the  transfer  of  one  hundred  conscripts 
from  his  regiment  to  the  12th  regiment  of  cuirassiers. 

2123.  Kellermax  (FitAxgois  C.,  Due  De  Yalmy).  A.L.S.  'Me  Mai.  Sen- 

ator, Due  de  A'almy,”  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  March  17,  1811. 

To  General  Dalbignac  regretting  that  for  the  time  being  he  is  unable 
to  find  a position  for  a protege  of  his. 

2124.  Kellermax  (Fraxc'ois  C.,  Due  De  Yalmy).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris. 

Dec.  16’  1831.  To  Baron  du  St.  IMarc.  Signed  “ Le  Due  de  Yalmv.'' 

Asking  that  the  recipient  take  interest  in  the  demand  of  M.  Gautray. 
former  aide-de-camp  of  General  ('arrier.  for  the  decoration  of  the  Legion 
of  Honor,  and  saying  that  in  1S09.  shortly  after  the  battle  of  Albade 
Tornier.  the  writer  made  application  for  the  decoration. 

2125.  Kellermax  (Fraxqois  C.,  Dug  De  AWlmy).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Texier  sculp.  Moreau  del.  Line  engraving,  8vo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

2126.  Kellermax  (Fraxqois  C.,  Dug  De  Yalmy).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform,  I.  De  Eoode  sculps.  Pasquieci  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2127.  Kellermax  (Fraxqois  C.,  Dug  De  Yalmy).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length  in  uniform,  standing,  battle  scene  in  background.  German 
copper  engraving,  entitled  “ Kellerman  General  der  Franzosischen 
Pepublik  der  Kroberer  von  Savoyen.”  Small  folio. 

2128.  Kellermax  (Fraxqois  C.,  Dug  De  Yalma')-  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform,  holding  cocked  hat  in  right  hand.  Grave  par  Bourgeois, 
dessine  par  Hilaire.  Stipple.  4to,  with  margins.  Fine  impression, 
although  slightly  creased  in  places. 

2129.  Kellermax  (Fraxqois  E..  Dug  De  Yalma’,  son  of  General  F. 

Kellerman,  served  under  Kapoleon  in  Italy,  was  at  AVaterloo).  A.L.S. 
1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  30,  1835.  To  the  President  of  the  Court  of 
Justice. 

A letter  explaining  why  he.  owins  to  illness,  was  not  able  to  attend  to 
some  work.  The  letter  is  signed  ” Due  de  Yalmy.” 

2130.  Kemble  (Johx  Philip — eminent  English  tragedian).  Portrait,  as 

Polio,”  full  length.  Engraved  by  IT.  Dawe  after  Sir  Thomas  Law- 
rence. Mezzotint.  Proof  in  open  letters.  Small  folio. 


2131.  Kkmpelex  (Wolfgang  Von — famous  inoelianical  genius,  inventor  of 

the  Chess  i\[achine).  D.S,  2 pp.  folio  (witli  report  of  the  Solicitor- 
(leneral  to  the  king  relative  to  petition,  2 pp.  folio).  T^ondon,  iMareli 
5-G,  1784.  (2  pieces).  With  autogra])h  of  Lord  Sydney. 

Tiik  OKKiiNAL  APPLICATION  of  Voii  Keiiipeleii  for  letters-patent  in 
(jreat  Britain  for  lii.s  Hpaction  Machine  set  in  motion  by  tire,  air.  water, 
or  any  tluid,  &.C.  Von  Kempelen  was  the  inventor  of  the  wonderful  Auto- 
maton Chess-Blayer,  which,  althonjih  opposed  iiy  the  best  players  in 
Europe,  was  always  victorious,  lie  also  invented  the  talking-machine. 

2132.  Kergolay  (A.  D.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  July  11,  1842.  Wants  to 

borrow  a book  from  tlie  Eoyal  Library. 

2133.  Kilmaine  (Charles  J. — general,  liorn  in  Dublin,  served  under  Na- 

poleon in  Italy).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  P>onneville  del. 
et  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2134.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste — French  general-in-chief,  succeeded  Napoleon 

in  Egypt,  and  was  assassinated  there,  1800).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio. 
Headquarters  at  Vaneberg,  Oct.  4,  1794.  To  General  in  Chief  Jour- 
dan.  With  portrait. 

Kleber  informs  Jourdan  that  when  he  and  his  men  reach  Dusseldorf 
he  will  expect  orders  from  Jourdan.  Hopes  he  (Jourdan)  will  enable 
him  to  close  the  campaign  with  the  capture  of  Maestricht. 

2135.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Alexandria,  1797.  To 

the  Commissary  Colasse. 

Written  shortly  after  he  left  his  retreat  at  the  recpiest  of  Bonaparte 
for  the  Egyptian  Campaign.  It  is  an  order  for  certain  supplies  to  be  usetl 
In  a celebration  of  Sept.  22. 

2136.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste).  L.S‘.  (in  2 places),  1 p.  folio.  Cairo,  le 

12  Floreal,  I’An  8 [May  1,  1800],  requesting  the  paymaster-general 
to  set  aside  a sum  of  money  for  his  disposition.  With  portrait. 

Signed  by  Kleber  a month  before  his  assassination. 

2137.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  liv 

Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  Svo, 
on  small  folio  sheet. 

2138.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  Bonne- 

ville del.  et  sculp.  Stipple.  Svo. 

2139.  Kleber  (Jean  Baptiste).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  and  rep- 

resentation of  the  Assassination  of  General  Kleber  in  Egypt.  To- 
. gether,  2 pieces. 

2140.  Kleber,  Moreau,  Augereau,  and  others.  Portraits,  mainly  in  uniform. 

Svo,  and  12mo,  no  duplicates.  20  pieces. 

2141.  Klein  (I)OMINIQQE  L.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stippk*. 

Unsigned.  Svo. 

2142.  Koella  (Johannes— painter,  b.  1740).  Portrait,  full  length,  at  easel. 

J.  E.  Haid  sculp.  Aug.  Vind  1776,  Johann  Koella  ])inxit.  Mezzo- 
tint, Folio.  Small  margins. 


2143.  IvosciuszKO  (Thaddeus — illustrious  Polish  patriot,  fought  in  American 

war).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  C.  Josi  sculpt.  Grass!  pinxt. 
Stipple.  Folio  (margins  cut  away). 

2144.  Kosciuszko  (Thaddeus).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  APad. 

Oleszczynski  del.  Lithograph.  India  paper.  4to. 

2145.  IvoHNEN  (Hexpj).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Bremen,  Dec.  2,  1763.  Eegard- 

ing  the  appearance  of  certain  men  before  the  King  of  Great  Britain. 

2146.  Kostowsky  (Pierre — Prince,  decorated  with  the  golden  eagle) . A.L.S. 

(third  person),  with  signature  on  addressed  side  in  addition,  1 j:).  8vo. 
London,  n.d.,  with  seal. 

2147.  Kralewski  (August — General  of  Brigade  in  the  Polish  legion  of  the 

Danube).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Heydelberg,  Kov.  5,  1799. 

To  General  De.ssolle  requesting  leave  to  visit  Paris  to  see  his  patron 
General  Berthier. 

2148.  Krayenhoff  (Cornelius  K. — Dutch  general,  minister  of  war  under 

Louis  Bonaparte).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Amsterdam,  Feb.  20.  1811. 

To  the  Minister  of  War  relating  to  surveys.  The  writer  took  an  active 
part  in  the  campaigns  of  Zealand  in  1S05-1SO6-1S0T. 

2149.  Krieg  (G. — General).  L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  Eennes,  July  24,  1797. 

To  M.  Carnot. 

An  exceedingly  interesting  letter  complaining  that  the  garrison  of  Belle 
Isle  was  in  a most  deplorable  state,  being  frequently  two  and  three 
months  without  pay  or  provisions,  and  that  they  were  compelled  to  pillage 
the  inhabitants.  Also  complains  that  many  of  the  officers  under  his  com- 
mand were  noted  for  their  profligacy  and  immorality,  and  that  many 
frauds  were  committed  in  the  commissariat  department. 

On  the  front  page  are  three  lines  in  the  autograph  of  Lazare  Nicholas 
M.  Carnot,  to  whom  the  letter  is  addressed,  which  says  that  this  letter 
has  to  be  sent  to  the  Minister  of  War.  The  lines  are  signed  “ Carnot.” 

2150.  Krusexstern  (Ada^l  John— Eoyal  Eussian  Commodore  aud  world 

navigator).  A.L.S.,  3 pp.  12mo  (in  English).  [Place  and  day  of 
month  undecipherable],  1844.  jMentions  funeral  of  the  Grand 
Duchess  Alexandra  of  Eussia,  his  diploma  from  the  Brazilian  His- 
torical Society,  Ac.  AVith  portrait  and  biographical  note. 

Krusenstern  discovered  the  Orloff  Islands,  and  added  much  to  the 
geography  of  Australia,  China  and  .Tapan.  Ilis  invention  for  securing 
Ihe  magnetic  needle  against  the  influence  of  cannon.  &c..  was  introduced 
by  the  Russians  in  lS2.o. 

2151.  Kutusow  (AricHAEL  L.  G. — Eussian  commander-in-chief).  Portrait, 

three-quarter  length  in  uniform.  Engraved  by  Hojuvood  from  an 
original  dratving.  Stipple.  Open  letters.  4to.  London.  1813 

2152.  Kutusow'  (AIichael  L.  G.).  Principo  Kutusow-Smoleuskio.  Feld- 

maresciallo  russo,”  full  length  in  uniform.  Eados  inc.  Bramati  dis. 
Stipple.  8vo. 


2153.  Laharoliere  (French  general).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Besan^on,  le  15 

Ventose,  I’An  Y.  [l^larch  5,  1797].  To  the  Minister  of  War,  stating 
tliat  he  has  been  instructed  to  watch  the  frontiers  carefully  so  as  to 
prevent  the  return  of  emigrants  that  way.  that  he  is  to  prevent  as 
far  as  possible  the  exportation  of  corn,  &:c.  With  plate  of  Laba- 
roliere’s  coat-of-arms. 

2154.  Labedoyhre  (CFiAifLES  A.  IL,  Co^fte  De — French  general,  one  of  the 

last  to  leave  the  field  of  Waterloo).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  March  5, 
1788.  To  M.  Le  Bas  regarding  a certain  measure,  &c. 

2155.  La]5hdoyere  (Charles  A.  Ft.,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  in- 

cluding addressed  portion.  Paris,  Feb.  18,  [1814],  recpiesting  a 
gentleman  to  call  upon  him.  With  portrait. 

2156.  Labedoyere  (Charles  A.  H.,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.  May 

22,  1814. 

A personal  letter  in  wliicli  the  writer  reiiiiests  tliat  some  meinoi'anda 
be  returned. 

2157.  Labedoyere  (Charles  A.  H.,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

2158.  Labedoyere  (Charles  A.  FI.,  Co.^ite  De).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  4to. 

2159.  Laborde  De  Merville  (1\I. — deputy).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Courbe  sculp.  Labadye  del.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2160.  Laborde  De  Mereyille  (T'.  Joseph — celebrated  financier).  A.L.S. 

I p.  4to.  Paris,  Flay  10,  1787.  To  M.  Perregaus  on  money  affairs. 

2161.  Labrador  (Pedro  G. — Spanish  Minister  at  the  Congress  of  Yienna). 

A.L.S.  1 jD.  4to.  Paris,  July  20,  1835,  enclosing  two  receipts  for 
money. 

2162.  Lacepede  (B.  G.  E.  De — French  naturalist,  author  of  “ Xatural  His- 

tory of  Fishes,”  and  many  other  works).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  Aug.  22, 
1817,  correcting  errors  he  made  in  a previous  letter,  and  informing 
Ft.  Lagrange  that  he  Avill  not  visit  Paris  until  the  following  Tuesday. 
B'ith  2 portraits. 

2163.  Lachaise  (Barox — FTeiich  general ) . L.S.  2 pp.  4to  [Arras],  Aug.  5, 

1808.  To  the  Flayor,  relative  to  the  petition  of  the  Protestant  fam- 
ilies for  nominating  meinbers  of  the  Consistory,  tkc. 

2164.  Lac'ombe  Saixt-FIichel  (Pierre  J. — one  of  the  principal  actors  in 

the  attack  on  the  Bastille).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris  [April  2, 
1797].  To  the  Flinister  of  Finance  asking  him  to  have  Damarzit 
paid  a certain  sum  due  him.  The  foregoing  is  written  on  the  rever.se 
of  a letter  (2  pp.)  by  Damarzit  in  which  he  asks  to  have  paid  to  him 
the  sum  of  19664  fr.  which  he  loaned  to  lielp  the  army  in  Corsica. 

2165.  Lacombe  Saixt-FIichel  (Pierre  J.).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  le 

II  Frnetidor,  I’An  10  [Aug.  29,  1802].  To  General  [Gassend], 
relating  to  certain  demands  of  the  Flinister  of  War,  which  will  be 
granted,  &:c. 


3Ui(5.  Lacoste  (Duvivier— Gcnoral  of  Division).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Com- 
mercy,  July  26,  1810. 

To  M.  Fririou,  Comptroller-general,  regarding  his  Montebello  medal. 

2167.  Lacoste  (Jh. — Surgeon  in  ehief  of  the  army).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio. 

Florence,  le  14  Messiclor.  FAn  9 [July  1.  1801],  To  Citizen  Sciti- 
ranx.  general  paymaster  of  the  army  of  Italy,  relative  to  his  pay 
which  he  has  not  as  yet  received.  With  plate  of  Lacoste’s  coat-of- 
arms. 

2168.  Lacroix  (Paul — French  writer,  known  best  under  the  pseudonym  of 

P.  L.  Jacob,  Bibliophile).  L.S.  3 pp.  18nio,  including  addressed  por- 
tion. [Paris],  July  1,  1852.  To  M.  Griile,  asking  about  his  health, 
and  commenting  upon  his  book  Ptde-Mele.”  With  portrait. 

2169.  Lacuee  (J.  G. — French  general,  member  of  the  Council  of  State). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Flo  place,  May,  1803.  With  portrait.  Ad.  Gode- 
froy,  direxit. 

To  Talleyrand,  Minister  of  the  Interior,  asking  for  the  confirmation  of 
a position  obtained  by  Citizen  Ste.  Tude,  a family  friend. 

2170.  Lacuee  (J.  G.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Meyer  del.  Stipple. 

4to. 

2171.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris.  April  17,  1791. 

A letter  of  recommendation  regarding  M.  Ha  bos  for  a position  in  the 
National  Gendarmery  (foot  and  mounted  police). 

2172.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  ik.L.S.  (Initials  “ L.  F.”).  1 p.  small  4to. 

Lagrange,  Oct.  9,  1817.  Announces  his  return  to  Lagrange,  speaks 
of  his  father-in-law’s  health,  mentions  a few  political  facts,  etc. 

2173.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  small  4to,  including  the 

addressed  portion.  Lagrange,  [July]  2,  1823.  To  M.  Bertemy  con- 
cerning the  purchase  of  a fire-engine. 

2174.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  A.IsT.S.  1 p.  oblong  12mo.  Lagrange, 

Dec.  16,  1827,  stating  that  he  did  not  have  time  to  visit  the  Colonel 
while  he  was  in  Paris,  but  trusts  that  he  will  soon  receive  justice. 

2175.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Lagrange,  Dec.  18, 

1827.  To  General  Mathieu  Dumas,  telling  him  that  he  has  seen  his 
son.  that  be  is  returning  to  Paris  early  in  January,  that  his  daughter 
is  to  he  married  soon,  &c. 

2176.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Short  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  Lyon,  Sept.  7, 

1829.  sending  best  wishes  for  the  happiness  of  a friend  of  his  friends. 

2177.  [Lafayette  (Marquis  De)].  A petition  of  Mine.  Dubois  Cerhault, 

1 p.  4to,  containing  a long  and  interesting  autograph  annotation  by 
Lafayette,  signed,  n.p.  (1829). 

Lafayette  urges  the  Minister  of  the  Interior  (to  whom  the  petition  is 
addressed)  to  grant  the  petition,  as  she  is  also  recommended  by  the 
niayoi-  and  snb-!)refect  of  Meanx. 


2178.  Lafayette  (Mauquis  De).  A.N.S.  oii  the  side  of  an  A.L.S.  of  M. 

Forel,  tlie  latter  of  wlioni  is  askijig  the  Minister  of  the  Interior  to 
give  him  an  appoinlnient.  1 p.  folio,  Taris,  Angiist  5,  1830. 

'File  Lafayette  portion  is  an  antojiraj)liie  recoinniendation  : another  is 
in  the  antograpli  of  Lal)an. 

2179.  Lafayette  (Makquis  De).  Short  ik.L.S.  ohlong  21mo.  La  (Trange, 

Xov.  L no  year,  sending  i\radame  iMollier  a letter  from  her  son. 

2180.  Lafayette  (IMaequis  De).  A.L.S.  with  initials,  1 p.  Mo.  Lagrange, 

April  14,  no  year.  On  business  matters,  to  a friend  of  his. 

2181.  Lafayette  (IMarquis  De).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  May  10,  no  year. 

Jlequests  the  Minister  of  the  jMarine  to  do  something  for  a friend 
of  his. 


2182.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  A.L.S.  with  initials,  1 p.  8vo.  Saturday 

night,  n.p.n.d.  llelative  to  a house  for  his  son-in-law. 

2183.  Lafayft'J’k  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  on  pedestal, 

entitled  “ Hotel  (Autel)  de  la  Liherte,'’  Prudence  holding  the  crown 
of  immortality  over  his  head,  etc.  Invente  et  compose  par  Lagardette, 
fils  du  graveur.  Small  folio.  In  colors,  portions  ]n-obably  touched 
up  by  hand.  Paris  {ca.  1793) 

2184.  Lafayette  (l\rARQUis  De).  An  uncolored  copy  of  the  preceding 

print.  4to. 

2185.  Lafayette  (jMarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Ed.  Gos- 

.selin,  sculp.  1895  [1795].  Mezzotint.  8vo. 

2186.  Lafayette  (jMarquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Hardi- 

villier  1833.  Line  engraving.  Proof  before  inscription,  on  India 
paper.  8vo. 

2187.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzo- 

tint (by  Levachez),  battle  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script 
lieneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2188.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Kauff- 

mann  lith.  4to. 

2189.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line  en- 

graving. Proof  before  letters  or  inscription.  4to. 

2190.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line  en- 

graving. Fnsigned.  8vo,  witli  margins. 

2191.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Boutran  sculpt. 

Mine.  Meyer  del.  Line  and  stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2192.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bollinger 

sc.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2193.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

T nsigned.  Printed  in  colors. 


2194.  Lafayette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  battle 

scene  and  biographical  account  in  script  lieneath,  Levachez  sculp. 
Mezzotint.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2195.  LaFxIYEtte  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Line  en- 

graving. Unsigned.  8vo,  with  margins. 

2196.  Lafay’Ette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Boiitrian 

sculp.  Mine.  Meyer  del.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2197.  Lafay’Ette  (Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Kauff- 

mann  lith.  4to. 

2198.  [Lafayette  (Marquis  De).]  French  caricature  Garre  aux  Faux 

Pas,”  containing  portrait  of  Lafayette  in  uniform,  beating  the  drum, 
also  portraits  of  Bailly,  Brissot,  and  others.  Mezzotint.  L’nsigned, 
margins  cut  away  and  creased.  4to. 

2199.  Lafay^ette  .riND  Others.  Signatures  to  a petition  of  Brigadier  Pradie 

for  an  advanced  position.  To  Marshal  Gerard,  with  6 lines  and  sig- 
nature in  the  autograph  of  Lafayette,  and  signatures  of  several  other 
officers.  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  [n.p.n.d.] 

2200.  Laffitte  (Jacques — the  famous  French  financier,  Xapoleon’s 

banker”).  Signature  to  Promesse  de  Mandat  Territorial  for  100 
francs,  28  Ventose,  ban  IV  [1796].  Oblong  12mo,  hinged  on  card- 
, board. 

2201.  Laffitte  (Jacques).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  23,  1818.  Business 

letter  concerning  the  paying  out  of  £625.  Portrait. 

2202.  Lafontexelle  (Gratiex — French  officer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. _ Luxem- 

bourg le  12  A^entose,  VAn  II  [March  2,  1794],  writing  to' ascertain 
the  reasons  for  his  arrest,  and  requesting  the  forwarding  of  his 
colonel’s  commission. 

2203.  Lagarde  (Chauveau — French  advocate  of  Louis  XA^I).  A.L.S.  2 pp. 

4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Paris,  Dec.  12,  1808.  acknowledg- 
ing the  receipt  of  printed  papers,  &c.  Portrait. 

2204.  Lagarde  (Pierre — Director-General  of  Police  in  the  AMnetian  prov- 

inces). A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  le  ler  Nivose,  I’An  13  [Dec.  21, 
1804].  To  the  Councillor  of  State,  requesting  that  a certain  journal 
be  allowed  free  circulation,  &c. 

2205.  Lagarde  (Pierre).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Alelun,  Xov.  8,  1806.  AVith 

portrait. 

Reconimeiulatory  letter  to  M.  le  Grand. 

# 

2206.  Lagrange  (Joseph  De — French  general).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Cairo, 

le  6 Brumaire,  I’An  9 [Oct.  27,  1800],  returning  to  a certain  citizen 
a petition  referring  to  a gratuity.  AAhth  portrait. 


220T.  Lagiiave  (Beexakd — liei)rcsentative  of  the  People).  A.L.S.  3 Pl^- 

Paris,  March  27,  IThU.  To  Citizen  Desandrevuin,  ex-ineiiiher  ot  the 
Constitutent  Asseinbly. 

liiforming  recipient  that  there  are  no  documents  stating  that  he  (re- 
cipient) had  protested  against  the  decree  abolishing  tlie  nobility. 


2208.  Laiiokie  (V.  A.  P.  De — French  general,  implicated  in  the  Pichegru 
conspiracy).  A.L.S.  1 ]).  4to.  Salzburg,  le  28  Pluviose,  1 An  IX 
[Feb.  IG,  1801].  To  the  :\Iinister  of  Finance  requesting  him  to 
interest  himself  in  a family  upon  whose  pr(q)erty  the  army  has  en- 
croached, &c. 


2209.  Laixe  (Joseph  II.  J. — French  statesman,  gave  great  offense  to  Xapo- 

leon).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Feb.  12,  1817.  Informs  the  presi- 
dent of  the  Chaml)er  of  Peers  that  the  king  will  receive  deputation 
therefrom,  &c.  Portrait. 

2210.  Laixe  (Joseph  H.  J.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Sept.  22,  1818.  To 

the  President  of  the  Eoyal  Polytechnic  School.  With  portrait. 

2211.  Lajapd  (Pierre  A. — French  statesman).  L.S.  also  by  others.  1 p. 

folio,  Paris,  June  18,  1792.  Official  business. 

2212.  Lajard  (Pierre  A.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  July  23,  1792. 

On  military  affairs. 

2213.  Lakaxal  (Joseph — member  of  the  Convention,  came  to  the  United 

States,  and  was  welcomed  by  Jefferson).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  May- 
ence.  Sept.  30,  1799.  To  the  Minister  of  War,  Dubois  Crance. 

Asking  the  recipient  to  give  him  the  command  of  four  departments  at 
Luxembourg. 


2214.  Lalaxce  (Alexaxujre — French  general).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Headquar- 

ters at  Port  au  Prince  (Hayti),  April  8,  1803.  To  Citizen  Daure, 
Prefect  of  the  Colony.  Stating  that  no  more  money  for  a certain 
department  is  to  be  spent  after  March  21. 

2215.  Lallemaxd  (Cpiarles  F.  A. — French  general,  commanded  a division 

at  Waterloo,  sought  refuge  in  the  United  States,  and  attempted  to 
found  a colony  in  Texas).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Calamonte,  May  29, 
1810.  To  the  paymaster,  informing  him  that  a note  has  not  been 
received,  etc. 

2216.  Lallemaxd  (Charles  F.  A.).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  8vo,  including  addressed 

])ortion.  Le  Gara  [Spain],  April  7,  1810.  To  officer  Duclos,  re- 
questing him  to  pay  out  certain  sums,  asking  him  to  see  Collier  about 
wine,  &c. 

2217.  Lallemaxd  (Charles  F.  A.).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  8vo,  including  addressed 

portion.  Calamonte  near  Madrid,  June  14,  1810.  To  officer  Duclos, 
informing  him  that  list  of  salaries  will  be  forwarded,  warning  him 
not  to  let  Collier  escape,  &c. 

2218.  Lai.leaiaxd  (Chai!Les  F.  A.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  8vo. 


2319.  Lally  (Thomas  Arthur,  Comte  De — French  general,  executed  for 
treason  in  1766) . A.L.S.  1 p.  small  dto.  Paris,  Jan.  5,  1748.  Men- 
tions that  the  Prince  of  Wales  is  interested  in  certain  people  who 
are  in  great  distress,  &c.  Portrait. 

2220.  Lally  (Thoaias  Arthur,  Comte  De).  N.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  May 

18,  1762,  acknowledging  the  receipt  of  a sum  of  money. 

2221.  Lally-Tollexdal  (Tropihme  G.,  Marquis  De — French  orator  and 

writer,  son  of  the  preceding).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  dto.  Eichmond,  June 
26,  1801.  Eelative  to  money  left  by  our  poor  friend  the  Duchess 
reigning  of  Bouillon,  &c.” 

2323.  Lally-Tollendal  (TRoniiAiE  G.,  Marquis  De).  A.L.S.  1 pp.  4to. 

Brussels,  May  23,  1811.  Thanks  his  friend,  the  Duke,  for  giving  his 
son-in-law  an  appointment,  recommends  another  for  a position,  &c. 
Portrait. 

2223.  Lally-Tollendal  (Trophime  G.,  Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust 

in  oval.  Mezzotint  by  Levachez,  scene  beneath,  also  biographical 
notice  in  script.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2224.  Lally-Tollendal  (Trophime  G.,  Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Courbe  sculp.  Moreau  del.  Line  engraving.  8vo. 

2225.  Laloy.  I Member  of  the  Council  of  500].  L.S.  1 p.  square  8vo.  St. 

Malo,  Jan.  31,  1793.  From  the  Mayor,  &c.  of  St.  Malo,  sending 
copies  of  their  account,  and  informing  the  Administration  of  the 
appearance  of  counterfeit  assignats.  Contains  4 other  signatures. 

3326.  Lamarque  (Maximilien — French  general,  joined  Napoleon  on  his  re- 
turn from  Elba).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Headquarters,  Naples,  Jan.  13, 
1808.  To  the  Minister  of  War. 

Informing  the  Minister  that  the  regiment  at  Naples  is  badly  in  need  of 
supplies. 

2227.  Laaiarque  (MIaxiaiilien)  . A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to.  Gironne,  March  2,  1814. 

With  portrait  and  printed  biographical  account. 

A very  long  and  interesting  military  letter.  He  believes  that  only  a 
series  of  miracles  can  save  Paris.  “ We  would  he  successful  everywhere 
if  the  Emperor  were  everywhere.”  Contains  details  regarding  the  armies 
of  Generals  Alarshal  Soult  and  Wellington.  “ The  fSpanish  carry  on  war 
like  the  barbarians  of  the  North.  On  the  other  hand  the  English  main- 
tain good  discipline,  the.y  have  some  regard  for  people  and  even  property,” 
etc.,  with  mention  of  the  disloyalty  of  Murat  and  Wellington,  the  latter 
of  whom  he  says  “will  very  likely  force  them  (the  French)  to  pass  the 
Pyrenees  again,”  etc. 

2228.  Laaiarttlliehe  (Coaite  De — ■French  general).  A.L.S.  2 ]tp.  folio. 

Bordeaux,  Nov.  16,  1806.  To  the  Minister  of  War,  advising  that  he 
has  not  received  list  of  men  eligible  for  service  in  the  National 
Guard,  &c.  View  of  his  monument. 

2239.  LaiMARTine  (Alphonse  De — French  poet  and  historian) . A.L.S.  Ip. 

]2ino.  n.p.n.d.,  regretting  that  he  cannot  call  that  evening,  hut  to- 
morrow for  you  alone.” 


2230.  Lamhallh  (Marik  Thki^ksk  L.,  Princkss  J)k— wile  oL  the  iimce  of 
J.aiiiballe,  favorite  attendant  oL'  Queen  Mane  Antoinette,  niuuk nd, 
and  her  head  taken  on  a pike  to  that  Queen,  1792).  L.b.  M.  Lj.  i. 
de  Savove,'"  1 p.  12mo.  A^ersailles,  July  31,  1778.  A request  to  help 
M.  Leniercier  in  registering  his  letters  of  nobility  granted  by  ins 
Majesty. 


2231.  Lamballe 
in  oval. 
8vo. 


(Marie  Therese  L.,  Princess  De).  Portrait,  half  length 
Gravee  par  Ruotte,  dessine  par  Danloux  en  1791.  Stipple. 


2232.  Lamballe  (.Marie  Therese  L.,  Princess  De— Portrait,  full  length. 

G.  A.  Sasso  ine.,  G.  B.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2233.  Lambert  (Charles  MTlliam — comptroller  of  finance).  L.S'.  1 p. 

folio,  Paris,  Oct.  21,  1790.  Regarding  instructions  given  by  the  king. 

2234.  Lamberti  (Luigi,  Comte  De — Member  of  the  council  of  the  Cisalpine 

Republic).  A.L.  in  third  person,  unsigned.  2 pp.  4to.,  including 
addressed  portion.  May  4 [1806].  To  Count  d’Antraigues,  acknowl- 
edging receipt  of  his  letter  with  enclosure  of  £10.  for  M.  de  Guil- 
hermy.  Portrait. 


2235.  Lambrechts  (P.  J.,  Coaite  De — Minister  of  Justice).  L.S.  1 ]).  Ito. 

Paris,  le  11  Prairial.  FAn  VII  [May  30,  1799].  To  the  Comptrollers 
of  Customs,  with  his  decisions  respecting  their  appeal  to  the  Court 
of  Cassation,  &c. 


223(5.  Laaieth  (Alexandre  De — French  revolutionist,  aide-de-camp  to  Roch- 
ambeau  in  the  American  war,  general  in  the  army  of  Lafayette). 
L.S.  4 pp.  folio,  Turin,  Jan.  2,  1811.  To  the  general  director  in 
charge  of  salt  and  tobacco. 

Aiinounc'inj'  that  tobacco  is  to  be  sold  in  the  hospitals  and  prisons, 
and  that  the  coininittee  in  charge  will  name  the  pi'ice  of  same. 


2237.  Laaieth  (Alexandre  De).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Amiens,  May  2,  1819.  With 

])ortrait.  Regards  the  forwarding  of  a letter. 

2238.  Laaieth  (Alexandre  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  P.  M.  Alix 

sculp.  Mezzotint.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2239.  Landois,  Boucher,  Girard,  and  others.  D.S.  1 p.  4to.  Pans,  n.d. 

(1795). 

Passport  to  Madelaine  L’Andois  enabling  her  to  proceed  to  Issondnn. 

2240.  Landreaiont.  (Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Army  of  the  Rhine) . L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Wissembourg,  Aug.  26,  1793.  Directing  that  orders  be 
given  the  First  Battalion  of  the  Lower  Rhine  to  reassemble  imme- 
diately, &c. 

224L  Langeron  (Andraui.t,  Coaite  De — French  general  in  the  service  of 
Russia).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  Ito.  Dubno,  March  26,  1815.  Regrets  that 
he  cannot  give  details  requested  concerning  the  Count’s  cousin,  his 
papers,  &c. 


2242.  Laxjuinais  (Jeax  D. — President  of  the  House  of  Deputies,  one  of 

Hapoleon’s  life-long  opponents).  A.L.S'.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  Feb.  23, 
1810.  To  M.  Tan  Praer. 

2243.  Laxjuixats  (Jeax  D.).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Lithograph  after  Boillv, 

1820.  4to. 

2244.  Laxjuixais  (Jeax  D.).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Lith.  de  Ducarin.  8vo. 

2245.  Laxxes  (Jeax — Harshal  of  France,  one  of  the  most  celebrated  Gen- 

erals under  Hapoleon,  in  54  battles).  Signature  to  portion  of  letter 
in  another  hand.  Small  slip.  With  portrait,  8vo,  and  2 pp.  of  his 
military  genealogy.  (3  pieces.)  n.p.n.d. 

0^’E  OF  THE  RAREST  OF  THE  SIGNATURES  OF  NaPOLEON’S  MARSHALS.  The 

Emperor  said  of  Laimes  that  “ he  was  at  oiice  the  Roland  of  the  army 
and  a giant  in  capacity.”  His  death  is  said  to  have  affected  Napoleon 
as  that  of  no  other  of  his  officers. 

2246.  Laxxes  (Jeax).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  llenard  sc.  Meyer 

delt.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2247.  Laxxes  (Jeax).  “ Mort  du  Marechal  Lannes,  (Essling),  Due  de 

Montebello.”  Charon  sculp.  Aubry  pinxit.  4to  (repaired  in  places). 

2248.  Laxxes  (Jeax).  Portraits,  (1)  ‘^‘Giovanni  Lannes,”  full  length  in 

uniform.  Biasioli  inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple;  (2)  full  length  in  uni- 
form. Lithograph  on  India  paper.  Together,  2 pieces. 

2249.  Laxx'es  (Jeax).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  military 

scene  in  background.  Charon  sculp.  Aubry  pinx.  Mezzotint.  Folio 
(slight  repairs). 

2250.  Laxxes  (Jeax).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  military 

scene  in  background.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Small  folio. 

Paris,  n.d. 

2251.  Laxx'ES,  Suchet,  Juxot,  and  others.  Portraits,  mainly  in  imiform. 

8vo,  and  12mo,  no  duplicates.  20  pieces. 

2252.  Laxxes  (Napoleox  A.,  Due  De  Moxtebello,  son  of  the  famous  Mar- 

shal). A.L.S.  3 pp.  12mo.  Mont  d’Or,  July  8 (no  year). 

Personal  letter  with  mention  of  his  mother,  also  of  the  country  through 
which  he  has  been  travelling. 

2253.  Laplace  (PiePiEE  S. — eminent  astronomer,  nominated  IMinister  of  the 

Interior  by  ISrapoleon  ).  Portraits,  (1)  full  length,  Eados  inc.  Bosio 
dis.;  (2)  full  bust.  Stipple  and  line.  8vo.  Together,  2 pieces. 

2254.  Laplace  (Pieeee  S.).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Lithograph.  4to. 

2255.  Laplace  (Citaeles  E.  P.  J. — French  general,  son  of  the  great  astrono- 

mer). A.L.S.  ])p.  4to.  Chateau  of  Maillon,  Tov.  30,  n.y.  To 
General  Gourgaud. 

The  writer  has  just  heard  of  his  promotion,  saj's  he  still  desires  the 
position  of  commander  of  the  school  of  artillery  at  Vincennes.  Thanks 
(ieneral  Gourgaud  for  his  good  offices,  etc. 


225G.  Laplaigxe  and  Pepin.  P.S.  by  both.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  July  2,  1795, 
relative  to  certain  penalties. 

2257.  La  Peynie  (Monsieur  De — Lieutenant  General  of  Police  under  Louis 

XlAh  and  the  first  to  give  public  illumination  to  the  streets  of  Pans). 
A.L.S.  in  reference  to  the  workers  in  gold  and  silk  textiles, 

.May  17,  1665.  In  a wrapper  with  notes  in  the  autograph  of  Silvio 
Pellico. 

2258.  Laroche  (Antoine — French  general).  L.  counter-signed  “Laroche. 

6 pp.  4to.  Manche,  Jan.  4,  1803.  Kegarding  the  intentions  of  the 
English. 

2259.  Lapociie  (Louis,  Baron  C.  Be) — Bishop  of  Versailles,  and  first  Al- 

moner to  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Versailles,  March  19,  1814. 

2260.  La  Bocque  (C.  I)e — Author  and  Diplomat).  3 pp.  4to.  Barcelona, 

IMarch  6,  1794. 

"The  [French]  patriots  are  not  attacking;  they  must  be  very  weak,  l)e- 
canse  it  is  iinj)ossible  they  would  ignore  our  position,  which  lias  been  ren- 
dered critical  by  the  illnesses  . . .” 

2261.  Larrey  (Dominique  Jean — eminent  French  surgeon,  accounpanied 

Bonaparte  to  Egypt,  wounded  and  taken  prisoner  at  Waterloo). 
A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  n.p.  June  30,  1798.  To  the  General  of  Division, 
A\'ith  portrait. 

Probably  written  in  Egypt,  as  it  was  during  that  year  he  went  there. 
It  is  a request  to  have  the  health  officers  render  him  assistance  for  a short 
time. 

2262.  D\rry  (Dominique  Jean).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  14,  1841, 

congratulating  his  nephew,  M.  Denis  Benoist,  upon  his  nomination  to 
the  Chamber  of  Deputies,  &c.  With  portrait. 

2263.  Las  Cases  (Emmanuel  A.  D.  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  2 pp.  of  manuscript 

in  the  handwriting  of  Las  Cases,  with  corrections  in  the  auto- 
ORAPH  OF  Napoleon.  Small  4to.  [St.  Helena,  circa  1815]. 

Las  Cases  was  the  companion  of  Bonaparte  at  St.  Helena,  and  the 
author  of  the  well-known  Memoirs  of  Napoleon.  The  extract  here  cata- 
logued contains  notes  on  the  English  army  from  these  Memoirs.  They 
came  from  the  Charles  Fontaine  collection,  have  his  stamp,  and  were  pur- 
chased by  the  owner  from  M.  Charavay,  one  of  the  leading  autograph 
dealers  in  France. 

2264.  La:s  Cases  (Emmanuel  A.  D.  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  Four  pages 

of  the  Napoleon  “ Memoirs  in  the  handwriting  of  Las  Cases,  with 
corrections  in  the  autograph  of  Napoleon.  Folio.  [St.  Helena, 
circa  1815]. 

Includes  the  mention  of  certain  possessions  in  America  that  were  more 
to  the  advantage  of  Spain  to  possess,  than  France. 

This  item  was  also  purchased  by  the  owner  from  M.  Charavay. 

2265.  Las  Cases  (Emmanuel  A.  D.  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo. 

Paris,  Dec,  4,  1829.  To  Boger  Colland.  acknowledging  receipt  of  a 
letter  from  him  in  which  he  states  that  he  intends  giving  some  books 
to  the  College  of  Lesnevens  (Finistere),  and  thanks  hiin  for  his  gift. 


22()6. 


2208. 

2269. 

2270. 

2271. 

2272. 

2278. 

2274. 

2275. 

2276. 


Las  Cases  (Em:\iaxl'EL  A.  1).  ^1.  J.,  Comte.  De).  '■'■Xotice  sur  Em- 
manuel de  Las  Cases.”  Einely  written  i\rS.  unth  marginal  ornamenta- 
tions in  pen-and-ink,  variously  colored.  4to.  (slightly  creased  in 
places) . 


Las  Cases  (Evimaxuel  A.  1).  ]\1.  J.,  Comte  De). 
bust.  Grave  par  Tl.  C.  ^Muller,  1824,  dessine  par  . 
Line  engraving.  4to. 


Portrait,  full 
. Delorme. 
Pariis,  n.d. 


Las  Cases  (Evlmaxuel  A.  D.  M.  d.,  Comte  De). 
bust.  Lithograph  after  ^laurin.  Folio. 


Portrait,  full 


Las  Cases  (EM]NrAXUEL  A.  1).  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full 
bust  by  Motte  after  Bordes.  Lithograph.  4to. 

Contains  fac-siinile  of  Napoleon’s  signature. 


Las  Cases  (Emmanuel  A.  1).  'M.  J.,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full 
length  in  uniform,  standing  on  rocks,  probably  at  St.  Helena.  Des- 
sine et  lithographie  par  G.  Staal.  l^olio. 


Las  Cases  (Emmanuel  A.  I).  M.  J.,  Comte  De).  Portraits  of  Las 
Cases  and  his  son,  the  father  showing  the  son  a letter  from  Xapoleon. 
Full  bust.  Lithograph.  8vo. 


Lasteyrie  (Ferdinand  De — antiquary  and  author  of  the  “ History  of 
painting  on  glass”).  Ttvo  A.X.S.  small  4to  and  8vo.  Paris,  Xovem- 
ber  9 and  12,  1842.  2 pieces. 


Lasteyrie  (Ferdinand  De).  A.X.S.  on  a slip  of  paper.  Paris,  March 
14,  1842. 

La  Suire  (J.  F. — inspector  general  of  the  Naval  Engineering  Depart- 
ment). A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Paris,  Oct.  3,  1802.  To  the  President 
of  the  National  Institute.  Saying  that  he  cannot  attend  a meeting 
l)ecause  he  has  received  orders  to  go  elseivhere. 

Latour  D’ Auvergne  (T.  IM.  C'.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mez- 
zotint by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  be- 
neath. 8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Called  by  Napoleon  “The  lirst  grenadier  of  France.” 

Latour-D’Auvergne-Lauraguais — French  officer.  Ij.S.  1 p.  folio. 
Lyons,  ]\fay  19,  1824,  regarding  copy  of  royal  orders  received.  fVith 
])ortrait. 

Latour-IMaubourg  (Marie  C.  C.  F. — French  general,  ,Marechal-de- 
camp  in  the  army  of  Lafayette).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Namhroca, 
Fein  11,  1809.  To  1\L  CrocFard,  paymaster. 

A request  to  be  i)aid  the  money  <lue  biin  for  Novi'inber  and  December, 
LS08. 


TS,  LATOUij-MAniouKG  (Mar IE  V.  Dh  Fay — French  general,  brother  of  the 
])receiling) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.  July  1,  17J0.  To  Count 
* * *'(?).  With  portrait. 

Regarding  some  ofiicers  who  were  detained  while  on  their  way  to  join 
their  regiments. 

T9.  Laudon  (Gideon  E, — Austrian  Field-Marshal).  Portrait;  Jean  II., 
surnamed  Le  Bon.  Portrait;  John  Locke.  Portrait,  Ity  Vertue;  J. 
F.  Lewis,  Philadelphia  plate  printer.  Signed  by  the  artist,  C.  G. 
lA'wis ; Thomas  Graham,  Baron  Lynedoch — British  general.  Por- 
trait; Gaspard  Monge — French  savant.  Portrait;  Murad  Bey.  Por- 
trait; G.  M.  Narbonie.  Portrait;  dto,  and  8vo.  Together,  8 pieces. 

80.  Laugier,  Bousquet,  and  others.  I).S.  1 p.  4to.  l\Iarseilles.  Oct.  10, 

1T94.  To  Citizen  Saliceti  regarding  a carriage. 


At  The  American  Art  Galleries 

MADISON  SQUARE  SOUTH,  NEW  YORK 
UNRESTRICTED  PUBLIC  SALE  BY  ORDER  OF  THE  OWNER 

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Eighth  Session,  Numbers  2281  to  2622  Inclusive 

TUESDAY  AFTERNOON,  NOVEMBER  18th,  AT  2.30  O’CLOCK 

For  date  of  other  sessions,  see  “ORDER  OF  SALE,”  page  supra. 


2281.  Lauxey  (BekxaPiD  E.  J.  De — last  governor  of  the  Bastille).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.  et  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2282.  Laueext  (Paul  IMakie — French  historian).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  in- 

cJuding  addressed  portion.  Paris,  Dec.  7,  1824.  Business  letter 
(several  words  of  text  missing). 

2283.  Lauhistox  (Jacques  A.  B.  L. — Marshal  of  France,  nephew  of  John 

Law  of  “ South  Sea  Bubble  ” fame).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  Jan.  8, 
1796.  To  M.  St.  Laurent,  director  of  the  Park,  informing  him  that 
General  Krieg  is  to  send  a person  for  ammunition.  With  portrait, 
full  length  in  uniform. 

2284.  Lauristox  (Jacques  A.  B.  L.).  A.L.S.  ^WAlex.  Lauriston,’’  1 p.  4to. 

Toulon,  Jan.  15,  1802.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith. 
de  Delpech.  8vo. 

To  M.  David  asking  him  to  send  the  same  present  to  Toulon  as  he  did 
to  Rochefort,  and  with  remarks  regarding  the  standing  of  the  navy  at 
Toulon. 


2285.  Lauristox  (Jacques  A.  B.  L.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  25, 

1827.  Signed  Le  Ml.  Lauriston.” 

A letter  of  recommendation  regarding  a M.  David  who  desires  the  man- 
agership of  the  theatre  at  Nantes.  With  mention  of  Mrs.  David,  known 
on  the  stage  as  M’lle  I’etit. 

2286.  Lauristox  (Jacques  A.  B.  L.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith. 

do  Delpech.  Folio. 

2287.  Lauristox  (Jacques  A.  B.  L.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform, 

holding  sword  in  right  hand.  Maguire  sculpt.  Stipple.  8vo. 


2288.  Lavalkttk  (Mahik  Cha.mans,  (’omte  J)j5 — Frencli  officer,  Director- 
General  of  the  Post  Office,  with  Napoleon  in  E^^ypt).  A.L.S.  1 p. 
oblong  ICino.  Nantes,  le  2ti  Oeriiiinal,  I’An  Yl.  [April  IG,  1798J. 
Orders  the  mnnici])a]  antliorities  of  Nantes  to  give  lodging-tickets 
to  four  chasseurs. 


Upon  the  second  restoration  of  the  Bonrl)ons,  Lavalette  was  arrested 
and  condemned  to  deatli,  hut  owing  to  tlie  heroic  action  of  his  wife.  Emilio 
de  Beauharnais,  niece  of  the  Empress  .Tosepiuue,  lie  was  euaiiled  to  escape 
in  her  dress.  Through  tliis  “ excess  of  tenderness,  heighteiuHl  by  terror.” 
the  wife’s  intellect  gradually  gave  way  and  she  was  sent  to  a Maison  de 
Sante  where  she  died  some  years  after  the  event  noted. 


2289.  Lavalette  (iMAiiiE  Chamans,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p. 

May  20,  n.y.  To  M.  Neal.  A letter  of  recommendation  regarding 
M.  Martin,  hoping  that  the  recipient  may  te  able  to  helj)  him. 

2290.  Lavalette  (Marie  Ciiamans,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  n.p.n.d. 

To  General  of  Brigade  Henry,  informing  him  that  the  report  to 
be  made  of  weapons  must  include  pistols,  rifles  and  swords. 

2291.  Lavalette  (Marie  Citamans,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  together  with 

those  of  Labedoyere  and  Ney  on  same  sheet,  full  busts.  IL  R.  Cook 
sc.  Line  and  stipple.  Open  letters.  4to.  London,  1815 

2292.  Lavalette  (Marie  Chamaxs,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  4to. 

2293.  Lavalette  (Marie  Chamaxs,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

2294.  Lavalette  (Marie  Ciiamaxs,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  length, 

seated.  Lithograph  after  A.  Lacauchie.  8vo. 

2295.  Lavalette,  Ney,  axd  Labedoyere.  Portraits,  full  bust  in  uniform, 

on  one  sheet.  Dessine  par  M’lle.  J.  Hamm.  Lithograph.  4to. 

2296.  Lavater  (Johaxx  C.).  Autograph  signature  “Johann  Caspar 

Lavater,”  and  several  words  “ Grafin  Friedrich  Stolberg,"'  also  in 
his  autograph,  on  a printed  page  commencing  “ Taschenbiichlein  fur 
Liebe  Eeisende,’’  etc.  With  portrait. 

2297.  Lavater  (Johaxx  C.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Haid  .sculpt. 

Schmoll  del.  Mezzotint.  8vo.,  Muth  margins.  1777 

2298.  La VAUX  (Eminent  French  Advocate).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Jan. 

27.  1812.  Requests  “Monseigneur”  to  give  his  oldest  son  a position, 
and  encloses  a prospectus  of  his  book  on  margin  of  which  he  has 
4 lines  of  autograph  (2  pieces). 

2299.  Lavoisier  (Axtoixe  Laurext — chief  founder  of  modern  chemistry). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  n.p.  April  25,  1800.  Regarding  a missing  plate 
from  a book,  " 

2300.  Lavoisier  (Axtoixe  Laurext).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  scene  in  his  chemical  laboratorv,  and  biocrraphical 
notice  in  script  Ix'neath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet 


2301.  LA^'OTSIER  (Axtoixe  Laurex'’t).  Portrait,  half  length  seated.  En- 

graved by  W.  C.  Sharpe  after  David.  Steel  engraving.  4to. 

2302.  Lavoisier  (Axtoixe  Laurext).  Portrait,  full  length,  seated.  Conte 

inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2303.  Laavrexce  (Sir  THO:nAs).  Portrait,  full  bust  looking  front.  En- 

graved by  Lewis  after  Lawrence.  4to.  Proof.  London,  1830 

2304.  Laya  (Lton^ — French  dramatist).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  12mo,  including  ad- 

dressed portion.  Paris,  IMarcli  27,  1818.  To  M.  F.  Pellet,  request- 
ing his  attendance  the  following  Tuesday. 

2305.  Leboeuf  (Edmoxd — Marshal  of  France).  L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  Verona, 

Oct.  8,  1866.  To  the  French  Consul  at  Venice,  enclosing  a dispatch 
to  be  forwarded  to  the  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs,  reporting  the 
situation  at  Verona,  mentioning  the  fine  work  of  the  Xational  Guard 
in  quelling  an  outbreak,  &c. 

2306.  Lebox^  (Joseph — French  Eevolutionist,  partisan  of  Robespierre).  Por- 

trait, full  bust  in  oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.,  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2307.  Le  Brux  (Axxe  Charles — French  general,  aide  to  Napoleon).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Pont  de  Brique,  Aug.  26,  n.y.  To  Marshal  Berthier, 
Minister  of  War.  On  militarv  affairs. 

2308.  Le  Brux^  (Charles — celebrated  French  painter,  1619-1690).  Por- 

trait, full  bust.  T.  L.  Potrelle,  sculp.  Ch.  Le  Brun,  pinxt.  4to. 

2309.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance — appointed  Third  Consul  by 

Napoleon).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  July  15,  1802.  To  Citizen 
Mounier,  informing  him  that  the  government  is  pleased  with  him. 
With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

2310.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris, 

Jan.  16,  1802.  Official  letter. 

2311.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

March  23,  1802.  To  Citizen  Penchu  thanking  him  for  a memoir. 
With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bernard  sc.  iM.  del.  8vo. 

2312.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  12mo 

(inlaid).  St.  Helena,  May  5,  1821.  Certifies  that  M.  J.  Collet  is 
entitled  to  the  Medaille  de  Ste.  Helene. 

2313.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio, 

n.p.  May  29,  n.y. 

2314.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Dessine  par  I.  B.  F.  Massard,  et  grave  p.  I.  B.  L.  Mas- 
sard  fils.  Stipple  in  brown.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2315.  Lebrun  (Charles  F.,  Due  De  Plaisance).  Portrait,  full  bust. 

Lithograph  after  Boilly.  4to. 

2316.  Lebrun  (Charles  F..  Due  De  Plaisance).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

uniform.  Bonneville  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo.  [Paris,  n.d.] 


2‘3i:. 

2318. 

2310. 


2320 


2321. 


2322. 

2323. 

2324. 


2325. 


232G. 


232:, 


Lkbkux  (CiiAULEs  F.,  Due  J)E  Flaisaxce).  Fortrait,  full  bust  in 
oval,  ^lezzotiiit  (by  Levachez),  biograpliy  in  script  beneath,  yvo, 
on  small  folio  sheet. 


Lecamus.  [French  adjiitant-geueral.]  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Bor- 
deaux, Oct.  15,  1T43,  relative  to  ai'ins  and  aininunilion  iji  sloi'agc. 

married  Fan 
I).  A.L.S.  2 


ne 

)p. 


Leceeec  (Victor  Eiumaxuel — French  general, 

Bonaparte,  sent  to  subjugate  tlie  negroes  [of  llayti 
folio.  Lyons,  Oct.  22,  1793,  To  il.  Xouet.  \\  ith  portrait. 

A luiiit!:  aiul  interesting  historical  letter  relating  to  Lyons,  its  prisons 
and  prisoners,  etc.,  ending  with  Lyons  must  be  razed  to  tlie  ground  and 
its  inhabitants  e.xteriniiiated  without  wliicli  . . .” 


Leclekc  ( VicToit  F.mmaxuel).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  ^lont  Gobert  (?)  . 
Augu.st  (?)  22,  1800.  To  j\L  Nigent  regarding  orders.  With  por- 
trait, full  lengtli  in  uniform. 

Leclekc  (ATctor  Emmaxuel).  Fortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Bonneville  del.  et  sculp.  Mezzotint.  8vo.  Baris,  n.d. 

Lecle]!C  (Victor  Emmaxuel).  Fortrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback. 
Fnsigned  line  engraving  entitled  Le  Clerc,  General  en  Ghcf  de 
I’Annee  de  St.  Domingue.”  Small  folio. 

Lecj.eik;  (Victor  E.).  Ikn-trait,  the  same  as  foregoing.  In  colors. 

Leclerc  (Victor  Emmaxuel).  Fortrait,  in  imiform,  mounted  on 
horseback.  Line  engraving.  ITisigned.  (Fortions  tinted  by  hand) . 
4to. 


Lecop  (Karl  C.  E.  E.  Vox — German  general,  fought  for  the  French 
at  Wagram).  Fortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  Keischmann, 
sculp.  i\L  Fetzsch  del.  Stipple.  4to, 

l.ECOURBE  (Glaude  dosEPii — French  general,  distinguished  himself  at 
Hochstadt).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Zurich,  April  19,  1800.  With 
portrait. 

lielating  to  military  noiniuations. 

Lecourbe  (Glaude  Joseph).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  1803.  To  ^\.  Fe- 
gnaut  de  Gevey. 

Informing  the  recipient  that  he  has  written  to  Col.  Leger  regarding  his 
(de  Gevey’s)  protegee. 


2328.  Lecoubre  (Claude  Joseph).  Fortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Des- 

sine  d’apres  nature  par  J.  Guerin  & grave  iiar  B.  Fosrer.  Stipple. 
4to.  "[Paris,  n.d.J 

2329.  Ledru-Foi.lix  (A.  A. — French  Socialist  and  Fepublican).  A.1..S. 

1 p.  8vo.  Faris,  n.d.  Fecpiesting  documents.  With  ])ortrait. 


2330.  liEE  (Gexeral  (^harles).  The  American  General  Lee  taken  ])risoner 
by  Lieut.  Gol.  llarcourt  of  the  English  Army  in  IMorris  Gountv.  X.  J. 
i:7(i.  Copper  engraving  by  Hawkins  after  Hamilton.  Folio. ' [1182  1 


2331.  Lefebvre  (FiUNgois  J.,  Due  De  Dantzic — Marshal  of  France). 

A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  4,  1799.  To  M.  Sieves,  member  of 
the  Conservative  Senate,  asking  the  aid  of  the  recipient  regarding 
i\r.  Simon,  deputy  of  the  upper  Phine. 

2332.  Lefebvre  (Fraxcols  J.).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  23,  1799. 

To  the  Minister  of  War.  Asking  the  Minister  to  stop  th.e  absence 
from  duty  of  various  members  of  the  79th  regiment,  as  it  aft'ected 
the  usefulness  of  the  regiment  to  a large  extent. 

2333.  Lefebvre  (Francois  J.).  L.S.  on  paper  printed  ‘T.efebvre.  premiev 

(sic)  Lieutenant  general  du  General  Bonaparte.”  1 p.  folio.  Head- 
quarters, at  Paris,  April  15,  1800.  To  Carnot,  Minister  of  War. 

Informing  Carnot  that  General  Martin  is  to  review  the  troops  according 
to  orders. 

2334.  Lefebvre  (Francois  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  8vo  with  margins. 

2335.  Lefebvre  (Francois  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave  par 

G.  Fiesinger,  peint;  par  Mengelherg.  Stipple.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

2336.  Lefebvre-Desnouettes  (Charles — aide-de-camp  to  Bonaparte,  fought 

at  Waterloo,  escaped  to  the  United  States,  drowned  in  the  wreck  of 
the  Albion).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  St.  Cloud,  Oct.  28,  1804.  To 
Captain  * * * (?)  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Telling  the  recipient  that  he  may  become  a member  of  the  Legion  of 
Honor. 

2337.  Lefebvre-Desnouettes  (Charles).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Feb. 

16,  1814  (?).  To  Major  Listre,  18th  regt.  dragoons. 

Assures  the  recipient  that  he  will  do  all  in  his  power  to  help  him. 

2338.  Lefebvre-Desnouettes  (Charles).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Forestier  sc.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2339.  Lefebvre-Desnouettes  (Charles).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform 

on  horseback.  Line  engraving  by  Bonneville.  4to. 

2340.  Legrand  (Claude  J.  A. — French  general,  served  in  Xapoleonic  cam- 

paigns). Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  jMeyer  del.;  also 
portrait  of  Leopold- Jean- Joseph,  Grand  Duke  of  Wurtzhourg.  Stip- 
ple. 8vo.  2 pieces. 

2341.  Leipsic.  Grand  entry  of  the  Allied  Sovereigns  into  Leipsic,  19th  of 

October,  1813.  In  colors.  Folio.  London,  1815 

2342.  Leipzig.  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

2343.  Leipsic.  View  of  the  Grimma  suburb,  Liepsic.  In  colors.  Folio. '' 

London,  1815 

2344.  Liepsic.  Colored  view.  Folio.  London,  1815 


;^345.  Lejeune  (Louis  F. — French  general).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  ito  including 
addressed  portion.  Toulouse,  Jan.  21,  1831.  To  M.  Giroux,  rel- 
ative to  an  album  ordered  by  his  wife,  and  his  wish  to  pay  for  it. 
With  portrait. 

234G.  Le.jeune  (S.  P. — Pepresentative  of  the  ]\^ople).  L.S.  3 pp.  folio. 

Besan^on,  June  5,  1T94.  To  the  Members  of  the  iS'inth  Commis- 
sion. 

Ki'S^ardiiig  Conmiissarj'  Lyantey  who  has  been  ordered  to  return  to  the 
Army  of  the  Alps. 

234T.  Lemane  (M. — member  of  the  Council  of  500).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  12mo. 
Paris,  Dec.  12,  1T9G.  To  the  Minister  of  War. 

Itequesting  the  Minister  to  give  various  posts  to  certain  men  in  whom, 
lie  is  interested.  He  has  Avritten  to  Carnot  and  Barras  of  the  Executive 
L)irectory  asking  them  to  do  what  they  can,  and  Carnot  has  replied  that 
he  will  place  the  matter  before  the  Directory. 

2348.  [Lenoik  (Alexaxdre — French  antiquary  and  artist).]  A.L.S.  1 p. 

12mo.  [Paris],  Jan.  20,  1832.  Informs  his  confrere  that  he  has 
given  orders  for  certain  books  and  accounts  to  be  made  ready  for 
examination  by  members  of  the  “Commission  des  Fonds.” 

2349.  Lexoir  (Jeax  C.  P. — Lieut.-Genl.  of  Police  of  Paris).  A.L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  [Paris],  le  14  Floreal,  PAn  XIII  [May  3,  1805].  Excuses 
himself  for  not  seeing  a certain  party  during  the  winter,  and  offers 
help  in  police  affairs.  Also  other  writing  in  two  different  hands  on 
same  letter.  Portrait. 

2350.  Leo  X.  Portrait,  half  length  seated.  Engraved  by  Moses  Haughton 

after  an  original  picture  by  Piaffaello.  Stipple.  4to.  Margins  cut 
awav. 

t/ 


2351.  Leo  X.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Engraved  by  William  Faithorne. 

Small  folio. 

2352.  Leopold  I.,  Duke  Of  Loriuvixe.  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  vellum.  Luneville 

May  IG,  1714.  With  portrait.  ^ 

Kelates  to  the  granting  of  the  jurisdiction  of  Chazel  to  M.  Thomassin. 

2353.  Leopold  II.,  Of  Belgium.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Jan.  15,  18G9.  To  his 

cousin. 


Loo4.  Le  Paigue  (M.).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  n.p.  April  20,  1771.  Askinf^ 
the  recipient  to  do  all  in  his  potver  to  free  a certain  man  whom  he- 
thinks  has  been  unjustly  imprisoned. 


2355.  Lepelletiere  [J.  B.- 
addressed  portion, 
to  treatment. 


-French  officer].  A.L.S.  3 pp.  12nio,  including 
1 aiis,  July  22,  1831.  To  his  physician  relative- 


O ^ K 

••coOn. 


Le  Pelletier  (Louis  M.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  ^lezzotint,  by 
Levachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo  on 
small  folio  sheet. 


*235?.  Lepic  (Comte — General  of  Division,  one  of  Xapoleon's  Imperial  Guard, 
distinguished  himself  at  ^Moscow).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Litho.  on  India  paper.  -Ito  (corner  stained). 

*2358.  Lespixasse  (Augustix — French  general,  fought  under  Bonaparte  in 
Italy).  Autograph  postscript  with  signature  (Id  lines),  on  3 pp. 
folio.  L.S.  Milan,  Jan.  17,  1798.  To  Cdtizen  Lamogere,  com- 
mander of  artillery  at  Palma.  Eegarding  supplies. 

:2359.  Le  Suike  (Joseph  F. — French  general,  signalized  himself  in  the  cam- 
paign of  Italy).  A. L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  June  7,  1834.  A letter  of 
thanks. 

*2360.  Le  Tourxeuk  and  Cavatgxac.  D.S.  by  both.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Dec. 
16,  1794.  On  military  affairs. 

2361.  Letkonxe  (Jean  Antoine — French  antiquary  and  critic).  A.L.S., 

2 pp.  square  8vo,  including  addressed  portion.  [Paris],  klarch  5, 
1824.  To  the  Marquis  D’Azeglio,  stating  that  he  will  examine  a cer- 
tain book. 

Prom  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  398),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

2362.  Levasseur  (General — distinguished  at  Eadstadt).  D.S.  4 pp.  folio, 

Bergame,  July  7,  1796. 

A description  of  several  Italian  places,  how  to  reach  them,  distances,  etc. 

2363.  Levasseur  De  La  Sarthe  (Eene — French  Jacobin,  voted  for  death 

of  Louis  XYI.).  D.S.  I 'p.  4to.  Paris,  Oct.  16,  1798. 

2364.  Leveillies  (Jean  Pierre — negro  general  of  St.  Domingo).  L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  Port  Liberte,  Aug.  15,  1796. 

2365.  Lewis  (George).  Full  bust  portrait.  Line  engraving.  Phil:  a Gunst 

seiilpsit.  M.  Marrebeeck  excudit.  Folio. 

2366.  Liancourt  (F.  De — deputy  to  the  Convention).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2367.  Liebig  (Justus  Von — eminent  chemist).  Portrait,  half  length.  Stich 

y.  A.  Krausse.  Line  engraving.  Large  folio. 

2368.  Liechtenstrrn  (Joseph  M.  F.  Von).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Stipple.  Unsigned. 

2369.  Ligne  (Karl  Joseph,  Prince  De — eminent  Austrian  general  and 

writer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  [October  21,  1772]. 

2310.  Ligne  (Karl  Joseph,  Prince  De).  L.  S.  1 p.  oblong  16mo.  Vienna, 
Feb.  7,  1797.  Order  to  pay  out  money  due  him.  With  imrtrait. 

23M.  Ligonier  (John — British  Field-Marshal,  commander-in-chief  oC  the 
English  forces  in  Flanders).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  |lA)ndon],  Aug.  14, 
1761.  Appointment  of  John  Catherwood  as  under-secretary.  With 
portrait  and  seal. 


^37  J 


^373. 

2374. 

2375. 

237  G. 

2377. 

2378. 

2379. 

2380. 


2381. 

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:2384. 


LiMBOUKG-JloLyTKiN'  ( lOuxoF.  Dh).  1 >.8.  19  pages  folio.  A\ith  fine 

impression  of  the  seal.  I’aris,  May  20,  1780. 

A Keinonstr:uic(‘  aildressed  to  Louis  XVI.  b}’  the  Parliament  of  Flanders 
in  reference  to  tlie  lejial  dispute  between  the  Prince  of  Xassau-Siegeii 
an<I  tlie  I’rince  llolieuiohe.  Si.uued  “the  People  bolding  your  Court  of 
Parliament  in  Flanders,”  and  countersigned  by  " le  Prince  Comte  regnant 
de  Limbourg-llolstein.” 

Lixcolx  (Abraham),  l^ortrait.  full  bust  in  oval.  4'iuted  lithograph. 
Folio.  Jlerliu,  ii.d. 

Lixcolx  (ABRAI1A:^[) . Portrait,  full  bust.  Engraved  by  A.  H. 
Pitchir,  after  a photograph  by  Ilrady.  4to  (spotted). 

Lippe  (('ouxt  La).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  beside 
cannon.  Engraved  by  8.  AV.  Peynolds  after  Sir  J.  Peynolds.  Alezzo- 
tint.  4to.  Open  letters.  London,  1834 

Lobau  (Georges  AIoutox*,  Comte  L)e — Alarshal  of  France,  aide-de- 
camp  of  Bonaparte  in  1805).  A.L.S.  ‘M^e  Comte  de  Imbau.”  1 p. 
folio.  Paris,  Jan.  30,  1811.  To  Comte  Bonnier. 

Regretting  that  because  of  important  business  appointments  be  will  be 
unable  to  attend  tbe  meeting  of  tlie  commission. 

Lobau  (Georges  jMoutox”,  Comte  De).  L.8.  2 pp.  folio,  including 
addressed  portion.  Paris,  Oct.  7,  1825.  A receipt  for  money  paid 
him  by  the  Ordre  Koyal  de  la  Legion  d’Honneiir.  Signed  also  by  J. 
Leboenf.  AVith  portrait. 

Lobau  (Georges  Moutox,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 
Lithograph  after  Maurin.  Folio. 

Lobau  (Georges  Moutox,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 
form, holding  cocked  hat  in  right  hand.  Lith.  de  Gerard.  On  India 
paper. 

Loisox'  (Louis  H. — French  general).  L.8.  2 pp.  4to,  including  ad- 
dressed portion.  Liege,  le  2 ATmdemiaire,  FAn  13  [Sept.  24,  1804]. 
To  Marshal  Xey,  reipiesting  an  extension  of  furlough.  AATth  por- 
traits. 

Loisox  (Louis  H.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Tassaert  sc. 
Stipple,  printed  in  colors.  8vo. 

Lomexie  De  Briexxe  (E.  C. — Archbishop  of  Toulouse,  Minister  of 
State).  L.S.  1 p.  square  12mo.  Paris,  Dec.  30,  1771,  informing  the 
recipient  that  his  son  will  not  be  forgotten  liy  the  writer,  who  will 
endeavor  to  help  him  at  the  lirst  opportunity.  AVith  2 portraits. 

Loxgueville  (Hexri — son  of  Henri  d' Orleans,  and  grand  nephew  of 
Henry  IV.,  married  a sister  of  the  great  Conde).  D.S.  1 p.  folio, 
vellum.  Douai  (?),  dan.  G,  1G28.  To  M.  de  la  Fontaine  Paoul. 

Lopez  (Gexeral — ^linistcr  of  the  Pepublic  of  New  Grenada  [Colum- 
bia] at  the  Court  of  Pome).  A.L.  in  third  person  to  Marc  A.  Jullien, 
enclosing  a letter.  1 |).  Ito.  Paris,  dune  15,  1835.  AAhth  portrait. 
2 pieces. 


2385.  Louis  I.,  Ivixg  Of  Etkueia — married  Maria  Louisa,  daughter  of 
Charles  IV.  of  Spain.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bonne\d]le 
sculp.  Mezzotint.  8vo. 

2380.  Louis  XII.,  Kixg  Of  Fraxce.  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  Grave 
par  Guibert,  peint  par  Philipe  de  Champegnet.  4to. 

2387.  Louis  XIII.,  Kixg  Of  Feance.  A^ellum  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  4to  (folded). 

Fontainebleau,  May  16,  1626.  Concerns  the  pa3mient  of  a sum  of 
money  for  the  king’s  account.  Countersigned  by  De  Lonienie,  Secre- 
tary of  State.  Endorsed  by  Marion,  Comptrolier  General.  Copper- 
plate portrait  of  the  king.  (Portion  of  vellum  split.) 

2388.  Louis  XIII.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  A list  of  the  expenses  of  the  house- 

hold of  King  Louis  XIII.  the  21st  of  JuK,  1636,  while  the  Court 
was  residing  at  Madry.  Document  on  vellum.  Folio. 

2389.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  Vellum  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  4to  (folded). 

Paris,  Xov.  18,  1645.  Mentions  the  services  of  De  La  Fontaine 
[The  French  fabulist ( ?)].  Countersigned  for  the  king  and  his 
mother,  the  Queen  Eegent,  by  De  LomOiie,  Secretary  of  State. 

2390.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Dec.  2,  1648. 

An  order  to  the  treasurer  to  pay  the  sum  of  4,500  livres. 

2391.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Versailles,  Xov. 

(10  ?),  1678.  An  order  to  a body  of  infantry  at  Lyons  to  set  out 
for  ATrdun. 

2392.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  D.S.  (on  vellum).  1 p.  folio.  Ver- 

sailles, Oct.  24,  1704. 

Rewarding  Sieur  de  Panest  for  faithful  services,  by  placing  him  in 
command  of  a regiment  of  dragoons. 

2393.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  D.S.  2 pp.  folio,  including  addressed 

portion.  Versailles,  Aug.  19,  1715.  Clrder  on  the  Governor  of  the 
Bastille  to  receive  a prisoner  and  to  hold  him  until  otherwise  in- 
structed. Countersigned  by  Phelyppeaux,  Secretary  of  State. 

2394.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  Portrait,  full  bust.  Paulus  Caronni  del. 

et  sculp.,  1717.  Line  engraving.  8vo. 

2395.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  G.  P. 

Bnsch  sculp,  a Berlin,  1728.  Vanlo  pinxit  a Paris.  Copper  en- 
graving. 8 VO,  cut  close. 

2396.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint, 

with  biographical  account  in  script  beneath.  12mo,  on  small  folio 
sheet. 

2397.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  Portrait,  half  length  in  armor,  sceptre 

in  left  hand.  Copper  engraving,  “Lndovicus  de  XIV.  Koningh  van 
Vranckrijck  8vo. 

2398.  Louis  XIV.,  Kixg  Of  Feaxce.  “ Fin  tragique  de  Louis  XVI.”  vSpir- 

ited  line  engraving.  4to,  margins  on  3 sides  cut  away. 


23D9.  Louis  XV.,  Kixg  Of  Fkaxce.  Vellum  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  4to,  folded. 

Paris,  Jan.  23,  ITIT.  Pelates  to  payment  of  a tax,  &c.  Counter- 
signed by  the  Duke  of  Orleans,  Regent,  and  Plielyppeaux,  Secretary 
of  State.  With  portraits. 

2400.  Louis  XV.,  King  Of  France.  A series  of  three  A.L.S.  written  to  M. 

Aiifrere,  chaplain  to  Louis  XV.  (1)  A.L.S.  Maturin,’’  Zeyst,  June, 
24,  n.y.  {ca.  1T30),  with  mention  of  ^Oiis  majesty”  (Louis  XV.), 
(2)  A.L.S.  “ T.  Rocheblave.”  1 p.  4to.  London,  May  30,  1731, 
asking  recipient  to  loan  liim  five  guineas,  (3)  A.L.S.  Pierre  Roche- 
blave,”  2 pp.  4to.  n.p.  Dec.  10,  1730,  also  asking  for  the  loan  of 
money.  3 pieces. 

2401.  Louis  XV.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  three-cpiarter  length  in  uni- 

form. M.  Bernigeroth  sc.  Line  engraving.  Folio,  margins  cut 
away. 

2402.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Document  with  several  words  in  his 

autograph.  1 p.  folio,  n.p.  May  17,  1789. 

The  king  having  bestowed  the  personal  and  hereditary  title  of  Count  on 
M.  Du  Puget,  the  Dauphin’s  sub-tutor,  the  Duke  d’Harcourt  wishes  him  to 
be  exempt  from  tlie  payment  of  the  tax  of  4500fr.  Permission  from  the 
king  being  necessary,  it  is  granted  by  him  with  a comment  of  several 
words  in  his  autograph. 

2403.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Printed  D.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris, 

[July]  13,  1789.  To  the  AtPy-Clenl  &c.  at  Xaiites,  relative  to  let- 
ters-patent  issued  by  decree  of  the  National  Assembly,  &c.  (Punc- 
tured in  8 places.) 

2404.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  D.S.  4 pp.  folio,  1789.  A document 

stating  the  amount  to  be  paid  by  certain  persons  in  the  district  of 
Audi.  It  is  signed  also  by  D’Arentin,  Le  FmTe  and  Lambert. 

2405.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  14,  1791. 

An  order  to  pay  M.  Du  Bergier  the  sum  of  6,000  fr. 

2406.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  Louis  Seize,”  full  bust  in 

oval.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  8vo  (cut  close). 

2407.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Maurin 

del.  Lithograph.  4to. 

2408.  Louts  XA"I.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  ''  Luigi  XVI.,”  full  bust  in 

oval.  _ G.  Zatta  Sculp.  Yerite  delin.  Stipple  in  bistre.  4to,  full 
margins. 

2409.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  “ Luigi  XVI.,”  the  same  por- 

trait as  preceding,  different  inscription,  without  names.  Stipple  in 
brown.  8vo.  in  Venezia,  n.d. 

2410.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  l)ust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  “The  Last  Interview  of  Louis  XVI.  and  his  Family.” 
iMurray  sculpt.  II.  Singleton  del.  1793.  4to.  2 pieces. 

2411.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mez- 

zotint. T^nsigned.  Folio,  small  margins. 


2412.  Louis  X\  I.,  King  Of  Fhaxcf.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  scene 

beneath.  Stipple.  4to. 

2413.  Louis  XA^I.,  King  Of  Feaxce.  Portrait,  “ Luigi  XVI.,  lie  cli  Fran- 

cia,”  full  length  in  uniform.  G.  A.  Sasso  inc.  G.  B.  Bosio  dis. 
Stipple. 

2414.  Louis  XA^I.,  Kixg  Of  Fraxce.  Aledallion  containing  portraits  of  Louis- 

XA"L,  Alarie  Antoinette,  and  their  daughter  Elizabeth.  A^erzy  f. 
Stipple.  4to. 

2415.  Louis  XVL,  Kixg  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Alezzo- 

tint  by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  account  in  script 
beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2416.  Louis  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  length.  Copper  engrav- 

ing by  Page.  Small  folio.  London,  llSti 

2417.  Louis  XA^L,  King  Of  France.  Assignat  de  cent  liv.  1791,  with  por- 

trait of  Louis  XA^I.  8vo. 

2418.  Louis'  XVI.,  King  Of  France.  “ Fidelite  et  Douceur,”  containing  por- 

traits of  Louis  XAA.,  full  bust  in  uniform,  and  four  others,  probably 
the  Duke  and  Duchess  of  Angouleme  and  the  Dukes  of  Berry  and 
Orleans.  In  colors.  4to. 

2419.  Louis  XA^I.,  King  Of  France.  “ La  derniere  entrevue  de  Louis  XA’I. 

avee  sa  famille  la  veille  de  son  execution.”  Grave  par  C.  Silanio,  p. 
par  C.  Benazach.  Line  engraving.  Folio  (slightly  stained). 

2420.  Louis  XA^I.,  King  Of  France.  La  2®.  separation,  on  dernier  adieu 

du  roi  avec  sa  famille  desolee.”  Grave  par  C.  Salinic.  Line  engrav- 
ing. Folio. 

2421.  Louis  XA"II.,  King  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2422.  Louis  XVII L,  King  Of  France.  D.S.  Louis  Stainslaus  Xavier.  1 p. 

folio.  A'ersailles,  Dec.  7,  1776.  Order  on  the  Treasurer-General  to 
pay  Surgeon  Eyraud  a certain  sum  for  medicine,  &c.  With  por- 
trait of  the  king  engraved  by  Charles  Turner  after  H.  AXlliers. 

2423.  Louis  XAUII.,  King  Of  France.  Signature’,  Louis,”  with  2 lines  in 

his  autograph  on  an  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Sept.  25,  1807,  from  the  Duke 
of  Pinne  asking  to  what  rank  certain  officers  belong.  Louis  answers 
that  the  rank  must  he  liascd  upon  the  date  they  received  their  com- 
missions. With  portrait. 

2424.  Louis  XAUII.,  King  Of  France.  D.S., — appvouve,  Louis:"  4 pp. 

folio.  Pari.s,  April  9,  1816.  With  portrait. 

An  unusual  documknt,  containing  interpretations  of  some  of  the  arti- 
cles of  tile  Commercial  Code,  with  additions,  and  is  issued  by  the  Chamber 
of  Peers,  sijjned  by  the  kin.c;.  as  noted,  and  i)y  members,  including  Marquis 
C.  E.  .7.  P.  de  T’astoret.  C.  II.  Dambray.  Chancellor  of  France.  Count  de 
Seze,  Hue  de  Choiseuil,  De  Chateaubriand,  and  C.  T.,.  II.  de  Semonville. 


5425.  Louis  XVI II.,  King  Of  1’']{ance.  Ordoiinances  dii  Koi.  (Coiitaiius 
fraginent  of  a letter  discovered  by  a M.  .Mulligan,  written  by  X'apo- 
leon  to  Marie-Jjonise) , &c,  4 ])p.  4to,  nid)onnd,  j Laris,  circa  LSIbj 

2 12(1.  Lons  XVI II.,  I\iX(i  Of  Fkaxci;.  D.S.  1 p.  Lo  on  vellum.  Ibiris, 
Dec.  12,  181(S.  Signed  also  by  Louis  Antoijie  de  Bourbon  D’Angou- 
IC'ine,  son  of  Comte  d’Artois,  afterwards  Charles  X.  of  France. 

2427.  Louis  XVI II.,  King  Of  Fuance.  Portrait,  ^VMonsieur,  Brother  to 

IjOiiis  the  Sixteenth,”  full  bust  in  oval.  J.  Jones  fecit.  Stijiple. 
8vo.  London,  17!»4 

2428.  Louis  XVlll.,  King  Of  Fkaxce.  Boussolc  Eoyale,”  containing  por- 

traits of  Louis  XVI 1 1.,  Due  de  Berri,  Comte  d’Artois,  and  five  others. 
Dcssine  ct  grave  par  Villeneuve.  IMezzotint.  Folio,  small  margins. 

Paris,  n.d. 

2421).  Louis  XVlll.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  to- 
gether with  those  of  Comte  d’Artois,  Due  de  Berri,  and  3 others. 
Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo,  cut  close. 

2430.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 

par  X.  Bertrand,  dessine  d’apres  nature  aux  Tuileries.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

2431.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 

par  Cathelin,  peint  par  Urouist.  Line  engraving.  Small  folio,  with 
margins.  Paris,  \ca.  1772] 

2432.  Louis  XV^'III.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  A 

re-engraved  plate  of  the  preceding  number,  without  engravers’  names 
and  with  some  differences.  Small  folio.  Paris,  [ca.  1773] 

2433.  Louis  XVlll.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bu.st  in  uniform,  wear- 

ing .star.  P.  Audinet  sculp.  FI.  Danloux  dolt.  Line  engraving,  with 
margins.  4to. 

2434.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  can- 

non, etc.,  beneath.  Line  and  stipple,  unsigned.  Unfinished  proof  on 
India  paper,  before  all  letters.  4to. 

2435.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 

par  H.  Bonvoisin,  dessine  par  B.  Bonvoisin.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

243G.  Louis  XVIII. , King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Grave 
d’apres  le  tableau  original  peint  par  Duplessis.  Stipple.  4to. 

2437.  Louis  XVlll.,  King  Of  Fkan'CE.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  with 

Duchess  D’Angoulemc  and  D’Artois.  Stipple  and  line  engraving. 
4t()  (slightly  stained  at  bottom) . 

2438.  Louis  XVI II.,  King  Of  Feance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Dess. 

et  Gvi.  par  Alise.  Mezzotint.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

243!).  liOUis  XVIFL,  King  Of  France.  i\Iedallion  portraits  of  Louis  XVlll., 
Ferdinand  AMI.,  and  Dnc  D’Angouleme.  All  in  uniform.  Printed 
in  colors.  4to. 


2440.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  Fraxce.  Famille  Eoyale  de  France.  Portraits 

of  Louis  XV [II.,  Charles  Ferdinand  and  others  (3)..  Engraving. 
Colored  by  hand.  4to. 

2441.  Louis  XVIII.,  Kixg  Of  France.  Famille  Eoyale.  (Portraits  of  Louis 

XVIII.,  Charles  Ferdinand  and  three  others.)  Line  engraving.  4to. 

2442.  Louis  XVIII.,  King  Of  France.  “ Depart  du  Eoi,”  dessine  par  Heim 

and  another.  4to.  2 pieces. 

2443.  [Louis  (Baron — Department  of  Finance).]  Signature  to  portion  of 

letter,  n.p.n.d. 

2444.  Louis  (Louis  Dominique — French  financier).  D.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris, 

August  3,  180S.  Asking  for  a statement  of  the  death  of  Madam 
Legrain,  a pensioner  of  the  state.  With  portrait. 

2445.  Louis  (Philippe,  Due  D’Orleans — King  ©f  the  French).  A.L.  in 

third  person  (unsigned).  Xeuilly,  Aug.  30,  1825.  To  the  Count 
D’Arbaud  Joucques  thanking  him  for  the  delivery  of  a letter  which 
he  encloses. 

2446.  Louis  Philippe,  Due  D’Orleans.  L.S.,  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Xov.  19, 

1841.  Informs  M.  Perrier  that  the  opening  session  of  the  Assembly 
will  take  place  Dec.  27,  and  that  his  presence  will  be  required.  Coun- 
tersigned by  the  Secretary  of  State.  Portrait. 

2447.  Louis  Philippe,  Due  D’Orleans.  D.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Paris,  April  19, 

1846.  Mentions  various  donations  as  per  the  will  of  M.  De  Ladignac. 
Signed  also  by  the  Secretary  of  State. 

2448.  Louis  Philippe,  Due  D’Orleans.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

F.  Lignon  sculp.  1814.  F.  Gerard  pinxit.  Line  engraving.  Folio, 
cut  close. 

2449.  Louis  Philippe,  Due  D’Orleans.  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform, 

standing.  Grave  par  Danois,  peint  par  Winterhalter.  Steel  engrav- 
ing. 4to. 

2450.  Louisa,  GrxInd  Duchess  Of  Hesse-Darmstadt.  The  last  page,  with 

signature  of  an  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  (May  3,  1820.)  Personal 
letter. 

2451.  Louise  Auguste  Wilhelmine  Amalie,  Queen  Of  Prussia,  daughter 

of  the  Duke  of  Mecklenburg-Strelitz.  Portrait,  full  length,  standing, 
holding  book  in  left  hand.  Gestochen  von  F.  Balzerin  Breslau. 
Copper  engraving.  4to. 

2452.  Louise  Auguste  Wilhelmine  Amalie,  Queen  Of  Prussia.  Ptepre- 

sentation  of  her  body  lying  in  state,  soldiers  guarding,  candles  burn- 
ing. German  copper  engraving.  In  colors.  8vo.  [circa  1810] 

2453.  Louise  (Marie  D’Orleans — Queen  Of  The  Belgians,  daughter  of 

Louis  Philippe).  A.L.  Unsigned.  1 p.  Svo.  n.p.n.d.  With  her 
crest;  on  pa])er.  With  portrait. 


2454.  Louisiana.  Four  brevets  and  commissions  of  lieutenants  to  the 

companies  of  Louisiana.  Extracts.  4 pieces.  1754. 

2455.  Louisiana.  D.S.  by  Balmot,  Dunouy,  Dumuvine  and  others.  1 p. 

folio.  New  Orleans,  Feb.  25,  1755.  An  acknowledgment  of  the 
receipt  of  a sum  of  money.  Tlie  first  named  was  the  surgeon  main- 
tained by  the  king  at  Font  de  la  Natchez. 

2456.  Louvois  (Francois  Michel  Letellier — Minister  of  State  under  Louis 

XIV.).  L.S.  to  an  officer,  ordering  him  to  join  the  French  army  in 
Italy.  1 p.  folio.  Versailles,  July  27,  1690. 

I.ouvois  coutril)iite(I  greatlj'  to  the  military  successes  of  Louis  XIV. ; aud 
it  was  i)ecause  of  tlie  couiiseis  of  this  minister  that  the  eilict  of  Nantes 
was  revoked  in  ItJSo. 

2457.  Lowe  (Sir  Hudson — British  general,  jailor  of  Bonaparte  at  St. 

Helena).  Autograph  signature  Lt.-General  Sir  Hudson  Lowe.” 
With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

2458.  Lowe  (Sir  Hudson).  Medallion  portrait.  Full  bust  in  uniform, 

by  Fontaine  after  Fremy.  8vo  on  India  paper. 

2459.  Luckner  (Nikolaus — Marshal  of  France,  succeeded  Rochambeati  as 

general-in-chief,  guillotined  in  Jan.  1794).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Stras- 
bourg, Sept.  11,  1791. 

Military  letter  regarding  leave  of  absence  for  one  of  his  officers. 

2460.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  D.S.  1 p.  folio.  Oct.  24,  1794.  Signature 

to  request  for  leave  of  absence  by  Rocher.  Signed  also  b}^  Martignac, 
Saint  Victor,  &c. 

2461.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  A. L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.n.d.  To  General  H’Han- 

ovre. 

A personal  letter,  regarding  his  given  name. 

2462.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  sword,  cannon, 

etc.,  beneath.  Line  engraving.  LTnsigned.  Fine  impression. 

2463.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzotint 

by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2464.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

2465.  Luckner  (Nikolaus).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

2466.  Luckner  (XHkolaus).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  L.  A.  Claes- 

sens  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2467.  Ludwig  I..  King  Of  Bavaria— gave  to  Lola  Montez  the  title  of  Coun- 

tess of  Lansfield.  D.S.  1 p.  4to.  jMunich,  Oct.  22,  1841.  With  por- 
trait, full  bust  in  uniform. 

2468.  Ludwig  IF,  King  Of  Bavaria.  L.S.  ‘Tmdovico.'’  iMonaco  Fel).  17 

1879.  Written  probably  to  Cardinal  Caterini. 


2469.  Luzerne  (Anne  C. — French  diplomatist,  minister  to  the  United  States 

during  the  Eevolution).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  June  2,  1790.  Ke- 
garding  an  appointment. 

2470.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente — Marshal  of 

France,  presented  by  Napoleon  with  a Turkish  sabre).  A. L.S. 
‘‘  Macdonald.”  1 p.  folio,  Naples,  April  18,  1798.  To  Gleneral  of 
division  Gauthier. 

An  important  war  letter  written  shortlj^  after  Macdonald  bad  joined  the 
army  and  become  General  in  Chief  at  Naples.  He  writes  “ Your  despatch 
is  just  received.  If  you  are  in  danger,  you  can  fall  back  on  the  army  of 
Naples.  ...  I am  also  in  fear  for  the  army  of  Italy,  defeated  for  two 
years,  but  I hope  that  she  will  soon  again  be  in  an  advantageous  position,” 
etc. 

2471.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  A.L.S. 

“ Macdonald.”  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  June  23,  1799.  To  Madame  de 
Viguron. 

Written  during  the  month  of  the  great  battle  of  Trebbia,  where  he  suf- 
fered defeat.  He  says  that  he  will  use  all  his  power  to  procure  a permit 
for  herself  and  family  to  return  to  Brussels  without  delay. 

2472.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  L.S.  1 p. 

folio.  Headquarters  at  Paris,  May  6,  1801.  To  General  Mont- 
choisy. 

Captain  of  Grenadiers,  Bertram,  having  given  in  his  resignation  which 
was  not  accei)ted,  the  writer  urges  recipient  to  give  him  a position  in  a 
brigade. 

2473.  Macdonald  (Etienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  30,  1803.  To  Major  Marinin. 

A request  to  be  enlightened  concerning  an  announcement  by  a captain 
of  a certain  regiment. 

2474.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  A.L.S. 

“Mai.  Macdonald.”  2 pp.  4to.  Courcelles-de-Eoi,  Nov.  1,  1817. 

An  answer  to  a proposition  to  place  him  at  the  head  of  a publication 
relating  to  the  orders  of  Chevalier,  saying  that  he  must  decline  as  he  did 
not  care  for  publicity. 

I 

2475.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  L.S.  “Mac- 

donald.” 1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  6,  1820.  To  Col.  Eousseau  at  Noyon. 

Thanking  him  for  expressions  of  good  will  for  the  New  Year.  Mentions 
Marshal  Beurnonville,  who  was  commander  in  chief  of  the  army  of  the 
North,  1706. 

2476.  Macdonald  (Ltienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  L.S.  1 p. 

4to.  Paris,  August  31,  1823.  To  Madam  Sharp. 

Signed  as  “ Le  Grand  Chancelier  ” “ Macdonald,”  he  informs  recipient 
that  she  and  her  children  cannot  be  granted  a permit  to  visit  the  interior 
of  the  “ Maison  Royale  ” at  St.  Denis. 

2477  Macdonald  (Etienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  4to.  Paris,  (July)  7,  1824.  To  Madam  * * * (?).  Informing 
the  madam  that  her  brother  is  returning  on  the  28th,  and  will  he 
garrisoned  at  La  Eochelle.  Speaks  of  the  effort  to  be  made  for  her 
brother’s  advancement. 


2478.  Macdonald  (fiTJENNE  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  A.L.S. 

“ ^[acdonakl.”  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Feb.  28,  182!). 

The  Journal  <le  Paris  having  printed  an  account  of  offences  committed 
by  the  students  at  the  Maison  Koyale  of  8t.  Denis,  Alacdonald  saj’S  that 
the  account  was  exaggerated.  lie  refers  to  the  campaigns  of  tlie  year 
XII.  (1S03). 

2479.  JMacdonald  (Etienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  ])e  Tarente).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  uniforni.  Mezzotint  by  f^evacliez.  Pattle  scene  and 
biographical  account  in  script  l)eneatli.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2480.  Macdonald  (Pttenne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  Another 

copy  of  the  same. 

2481.  Macdonald  (Ftienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  Another  copy 

of  the  same. 

2482.  Macdonald  (Ftienne  Jacques  J.,  Due  De  Tarente).  Portrait, 

full  bust  in  uniform.  Penard,  sculpt.  P.  Guerin,  pinxt.  Line  and 
stipple.  Fine  impression.  8vo. 

2483.  [Macerone  (Colonel — Aide  to  iMurat,  said  to  have  invented  a Horse- 

less Carriage).]  Nine  lines  of  ^Manuscript  in  his  autograph.  On 
slip  of  paper. 

2484.  Macerone  (Colonel).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  C.  Picart 

sculpt.  A.  Wivell  del.  Proof  on  India  paper.  4to.  London,  1822 

2485.  Mackintosh  (Sir  Jaimes — illustrious  British  statesman,  defended  iM. 

Peltier,  a French  emigrant,  who  was  tried  for  a libel  on  Bonaparte). 
A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Clapham,  Jan.  29,  1830.  lYith  portrait. 

Asking  for  lists  of  the  English  Crusaders. 

248(3.  Mackintosh  (Sir  James).  Portrait,  half  length.  Drawn  and  en- 
graved by  C.  Wilkin,  after  Sir  Thomas  Lawrence.  Stipple.  Open 
letters.  4to.  London,  1814 

2487.  MacMahon  (]\Iarie  E.  P.  M. — Marshal  of  France).  L.S.  1 p.  12mo. 

Constantine,  Feb.  7,  1853,  regretting  that  he  could  not  have  been  of 
service  to  a certain  person  who  had  already  left  Algeria  for  France. 

2488.  MacMahon  (IMarie  E.  P.  j\L).  Signature  attached  to  portion  of  a 

letter  in  another  hand,  n.p.n.d.  With  colored  bust-portrait  from  Le 
Figaro.’’  2 pieces. 

2489.  Mack  Von  Leiberich  (Karl — Austrian  general).  Portrait,  full  bust 

in  uniform.  J.  Adam,  sculp.  Vienna,  1795.  Line  engraving.  8vo. 

2490.  Magnan  (Bernard  Pierre— Marshal  of  France,  commander  in  chief 

of  the  army  of  Paris).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Feb.  11,  1863. 

liegaiding  the  sale  of  S])anish  shares,  and  advising  his  friend  to  sell 
them. 


2491.  Mahekault  (Jean  F.  IF — French  litterateur,  and  cominisary  of  the 

French  liepiiblic).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  le  6 Thermidor,  FAn 
8 [July  25,  1800].  To  the  Secretary  of  the  Theatre  Frangais;  and. 
Signature  to  a copy  of  an  order  of  the  iMinister  of  the  Interior.  1 p. 
folio.  Paris,  le  3 Yendeniiaire,  FAn  9 [Sept.  24,  1801].  Both  of 
the  above  refer  to  the  presentation  of  tragedy  upon  the  stage  of  the 
Theatre  Frangais.  (2  pieces.) 

2492.  Mahmoud  II.,  Sultan  Of  Turkey.  Portrait,  half  length,  seated. 

Drawn  on  stone  by  H.  Humphreys,  from  an  original  sketch  l)y 
Deveria.  Folio. 


2493.  Maignen  and  Enjubrant — both  members  of  the  National  Conven- 

tion,'voted  for  the  death  of  Louis  XVI.  D.S.  by  both.  1 p.  folio, 
n.p.  Nov.  3,  1794. 

2494.  Mailhe  (Jean  B. — French  Revolutionist).  Signature  to  Manuscrijit. 

1 p.  folio,  containing  a copy  of  the  questions  sent  to  the  National 
Assembly  by  the  Criminal  Court  of  the  Dept.  Des  Hautes- 
Pyrenees.”  May  27,  1792. 

2495.  Maillebois  (Jean  Baptiste  F. — Marshal  of  France  under  Louis  XV). 

A. L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Feb.  10,  1740. 
llegarding  the  leave  of  absence  from  duty  of  a M.  A.  Haumourvell. 

2496.  Maison  (Nicolas  J. — Marshal  of  France,  refused  to  recognize  Bona- 

parte on  his  return  from  Elba).  A. L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Bayeux  (?), 
May  8,  1810.  To  M.  Maillefer. 

Informing  the  recipient  that  certain  matters  will  be  dropped  for  the 
present. 


2497.  Maison  (Nicolas  J.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  July  6,  1830. 

Asking  that  a bed  in  a certain  hospital  he  placed  at  the  disposition  of 
IMnie.  Bonilliot.  a sick  widow  in  whom  he  is  much  interested. 

2498.  Maison  (Nicolas  J.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat 

in  right  hand.  Lith.  de  Gerard.  8vo.  India  paper. 

2499.  Maisse,  Ritter,  &c.  D.S.  2 pp.  4to  [Paris],  Oct.  19,  1795.  Repre- 

sentatives of  the  People  to  the  Committee  of  Public  Safety,  request- 
ing the  appointment  of  T.  B.  Baurot  as  an  officer  in  the  Army  of 
the  Republic.  Signatures  of  Maisse,  Ritter,  tkc. 

2500.  Maitland  (Sir  Frederick  Lewis — British  Rear-Admiral,  to  whom 

Napoleon  surrendered  and  on  whose  shi]),  Bellerophond  he  was 
taken  to  England).  A.L.S.  1 p.  tall  12mo.  Messina,  Jan.  27, 
1812,  relative  to  allowances  to  officers  mentioned. 

2501.  Maitland  (Sii;  Frederick  Lewis).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Dec.  1.  n.y. 

“ I have  just  seen  your  letter  to  the  Consul  . . . and  shall  lose  no 

time  in  using  every  effort  for  your  liberation." 


2502. 


Malesiierbes  (Ciihetien  G.  De  Lamoignon  De). — French  judge, 
counsel  for  Louis  XVI  at  his  trial).  L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  [Dec.  1,  1772]. 
Discussion  relating  to  the  ])lanting  and  growth  of  trees.  Witli 
])ortrait. 


2503. 


2504. 


!505. 


2500. 


2507. 


2509. 


2510. 


2511. 


2512. 

2513. 


2514. 

2515. 


;Malesheubes  (Cjihetien  G.  De  Lamoigxox  De).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  n.p. 
(Jan.  10,  17(S1).  Infoniiing  the  recipient  that  lie  does  not  wish  to 
purchase  a certain  hook.  With  portrait,  mezzotint  hy  Ix'vachez. 

i\lALESIIEEBES  (ClIHETlEX  G.  De  LaMOKIXOX  De).  L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  witll 
two  lines  in  his  autograph,  n.]).  Ajiril  14,  1780. 

All  iiiterestiiifi  letter  in  whieli  the  writer  answers  the  recipient  about 
some  a.'^li  trees,  with  inaiiy  details  about  them. 

Male.siiehbes  (Chuetiex  G.  De  Lamoigxox  De).  A.L.  unsigned,  2 
jip.  4to  n.p.n.d. 

i\lALESHEi{BEs  (CiiUETiEX  G.  De  Lamoigxon  De).  L.S.  with  Several 
words  in  his  autograph.  4 pp.  12  mo.  n.p.n.d.  Informing  Ids 
correspondent  that  he  cannot  let  him  have  a certain  tree  unless  he 
knows  in  what  sort  of  soil  it  is  to  be  planted. 

Maleshekbes  (Ghketiex  G.  De  Laaioigxox  De).  A.N.  (not  signed), 
1 p.  Svo.  n.p.n.d.  Kegarding  the  return  of  a manuscript  belonging  to 
recipient. 

]\Iale,sherbes  (CtiiiETiEX  G.  De  Lamoigxox  De).  Portrait,  full  bust 
in  oval.  IMezzotint  by  Levachez,  2 scenes  and  biographical  notice  in 
script  beneath. 

Maleshekbes  (Chretien  G.  De  Lamoigxox  De).  Another  copy  of  the 
same. 

Maleshekbes  (Chretien  G.  De  Lamoignon  De).  Portrait,  full  bust 
in  oval.  F.  Bonneville  del.  et  sculp.  Line  engraving.  Svo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

Maleshekbes  (Chretien  G.  De  Lamoignon  De).  Portrait,  full 

length,  seated.  Grave  par  Bein,  dessine  par  Faur.  Line  engraving. 
In  colors.  Svo. 

Maleshekbes  (Chretien  G.  De  Laaioignon  De).  Portrait,  full 

length,  in  robes  of  office,  standing.  Todeschini  dis.  et  inc.  Stipple 
Svo. 

Malet  (CLAunE  F.— French  general,  plotted  against  Bonaparte,  shot  in 
1812).  A. L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Cesancon  (?),  July  19,  1801.  To  the 
Minister  of  War. 

Informs  the  Minister  of  the  disbanding  of  his  army,  and  is  awaiting 
orders.  Re(iuests  to  be  sent  to  some  post,  as  he  does  not  wish  to  be  in- 
active. 

Malet  (Claude  F.).  Portrait,  full  length,  in  uniform.  Gervais  sc. 
A.  Lacauchin  del.  Line  engraving;.  Svo. 

O O 

i\[ALLET-DuPAN  (Jacques — distinguished  publicist  and  editor).  A.L.S. 
4 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Feb.  23,  1784.  With  portrait. 

.V  long  and  interesting  letter  to  an  unnamed  corresiiondent  exjilaining 
why  he  is  oblige<l  to  return  to  Geneva,  and  to  give  uji  the  supervision  (or 
editorship)  of  a newsi)ii])er,  ])roh:ihly  the  famous  •' Mercure  Tlistorhiue  et 
Politique.” 


2516.  Malmaison  (home  of  Napoleon  and  Josephine).  View.  Aquatint  by 

T.  Medland  after  J.  Carr.  8vo.  London,  1803 

2517.  Malta.  A view  of  the  port  and  entrance  into  the  City  and  Isle  of 

Malta.  Benoise  sculpt.  Jos.  Juepy.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

2518.  Malte-Brun  (Coxrad — Danish  author,  adopted  citizen  of  France). 

A.L.S.  Ip.  4to.  n.p.n.d.  (ca.  1808).  Concerning  the  contents  of  his 
work  about  to  be  published,  “ Annals  of  Voyages  of  Geograpliy  and 
of  History.”  With  portrait. 

2519.  Malte-Bruis^  (Conrad).  A.N.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  March  28,  1826. 

With  portrait. 

Acknowledging  the  receipt  of  a work  on  the  Cathedral  of  Reims.  * 

2520.  MxVlte-Brun  (Conrad).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.n.d.  Asking  to  have 

certain  questions  answered  by  members  of  some  commission,  relative 
to  the  lodging  of  several  soldiers. 

2521.  Malzahm  (Lieutenant  Von — Prussian  soldier).  Portrait.  “ Der 

Obrist  von  Malzahn  rettet  eine  Batterie.”  In  colors.  8vo. 

2522.  Mandat  Territorial  for  100  francs.  28  Ventose  FAn  IV.  [1796]. 

With  signature  of  [Prederval?]. 

2523.  Manin  (LodoVico — the  last  Doge  of  Venice).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Gasparo  Ginanni  scul.  Stipple.  8vo.  in  Venezia,  n.d. 

2524.  Mansfeld  (Count  Hans  George  Zu).  L.S.  2 pp.  and  a half,  folio. 

January  10,  1561. 

2525.  Manuel  (Louis  Pierre).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  ]\[ezzotint  by 

Lavachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on 
small  folio  sheet. 

Manuel  rescued  Madame  de  Stael  aud  Beaumarchais  from  being  mur- 
dered in  Sept.  1792. 

2526.  Marat  (Jean  Paul — one  of  the  famous  Triumvirate  of  the  Eeign  of 

Terror,  assassinated  by  Charlotte  Corday).  Portrait,  full  bust,  no 
hat.  Grave  par  E.  Beisson,  Messidor  FAn  2 [June,  1794],  peint  par 
J.  Boze.  Line  engraving.  Proof  before  inscription.  Folio. 

2527.  Marat  (Jean  Paul).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  by  Le- 

vachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  bem^ath.  8vo,  on  small 
folio  sheet. 

2528.  Marat  (Jean  Paul).  ''The  Death  of  John  Paul  Marat”  [text  in 

English  and  French],  engraved  by  James  Aliprandi,  painted  by  D. 
Peilegrini.  Stipple.  Folio.  London,  1794 

2529.  Marat  (Jean  Paul).  Portrait,  full  length,  togetlier  with  full  length 

portrait  of  Charlotte  Corday.  Lith.  de  Villain.  4to. 

2530.  Marat  (Jean  Paul).  Portrait,  full  length,  hat  in  hand.  Sasso  inc. 

Bosio  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 


2531.  Marbot  (Adolbi-te — aide-de-camp  to  Marshal  Massena).  L.S.  2 pp. 

folio,  Paris,  August  12,  1811.  To  the  Duke  de  Feltre  (H.  J,  G. 
Clarke).  From  the  Sainsburv  collection. 

Stating  that,  on  leaving  the  prison  at  Cadiz,  the  King  of  Spain  pre- 
sented him  with  a snm  ecpiivalent  to  two  months’  pay,  and  on  his  arrival 
in  France  a similar  sum  was  deducted  from  the  pay  due  to  him,  and 
asks  that  it  be  refunded  “as  he  considers  it  unjust  that  the  French  gov- 
ernment should  reckon  as  a part  of  his  pay  the  present  made  him  by  the 
King  of  Spain.” 

2532.  Marceau  (Francois  S.  D. — French  general,  defeated  the  Vendeans  at 

]\Ians).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  Bonneville  del.  et  sculp. 
Stipple  in  brown.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2533.  Marceau  (Francois  S.  D.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Mezzo- 

tint by  Levachez,  battle  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  be- 
neath. 8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2534.  Marceau  (Francois  S.  D.).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Tor- 

chiana  inc.  S.  Marceau  dis.  Stipple.  4to. 

2535.  klARCELLUS  (Le  Comte).  A. L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  May  10,  1824.  Ee- 

garding  a position  for  a friend.  With  portrait  (curious). 

2536.  Marchand  (Jean  G. — French  general,  fought  at  Austerlitz).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  4to.  Headquarters,  Staples,  May  27,  1804.  To  M.  Deterville, 
bookseller. 

Sending  money  for  a dictionary  of  natural  history,  and  asking  that  it 
be  forwarded  to  Montreuil-sur-Mer. 

2537.  Marchand  (Jean  G.).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Santiago  (Cape  AMrde 

Islands),  March  26,  1809.  To  Marshal  He}'.  With  portrait,  full 
bust  in  uniform. 

Informing  Ney  that  he  has  ordered  the  69th  battalion  to  return  and  will 
distribute  same  along  the  coast.  The  news  concerning  General  Mathieu  in 
the  Austrias  pleases  the  writer.  He  advises  the  burning  of  a certain 
convent  and  the  shooting  of  all  the  monks,  as  he  thinks  that  they  are  re- 
sponsible for  the  insurrection. 

2538.  Marchand  (Jean  G.)  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Forestier  sculp 

Stipple.  8vo.  ^ ■ 

2539.  Maret  (Hugues  B.,  Due  De  Bassano— secretary  to  Napoleon) . A.L.S. 

2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  August  9,  1801.  To  the  Minister  of  Finance' 
With  portrait. 

Recipient  is  requested  by  the  1st  Consul  (Bonaparte)  to  return  certain 
papers  relating  to  a vessel  in  the  port  of  Flushing. 

2540.  Maret  (Hugues  B.,  Due  De  Bassano).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio  Boulo^rne 

le  4 Fructidor,  FAn  13  [Aug.  21,  1805].  To  the  Councilior  of  sfate 

rehitive  to  his  request  for  position  for  his  son,  &c.  With  portrait,’ 
full  bust,  after  Isabey. 

254L  Maret  (Hugues  B.,  Due  De  Bassano).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to  Ostervde 

(Prussia),  March  21,  1807.  ^ ^^^lertae 

Personal  letter  asking  the  recipient  to  help  a M.  Isam  (?). 


2542.  Maket  (Hugues  B.,  Due  De  Bassano).  A.L.S.  “Le  Due  de  Bas- 

sano,”  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Nov.  29,  1814.  To  Baron  Moiinier.  Eelative 
to  an  error  that  was  made  when  he  (]\Iaret)  was  paid  the  sum  of 
20,000  fr. 

2543.  Maket  (Hugues  B.,  Due  De  Bassano).  A.L.S.  “ Le  Due  de  Bas- 

sano.”  1 p.  4to.  Ma_y  28,  n.y.  A friendly  letter  to  an  unnamed  cor- 
respondent regarding  his  departure  for  Beaujen,  etc. 

2544.  Mauet  (Hughes  B.,  Due  De  Bassaxo).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Bocourt  [sc.].  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2545.  Maria  L,  Queex  Of  Porte’gal,  1777-1807.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Line  and  stipple,  engraved  by  I.  C.  Pivara.  4to.  London,  1800 

2546.  j\1aeia  II.  (Queex  Of  Portugal,  daughter  of  Dom  Pedro,  Emperor  of 

Brazil).  IMrtrait,  full  bust  in' oval.  Engraved  by  J.  Brown.  Steel 
engraving.  Proof  on  India  paper.  4to.  London,  1854 

2547.  Marie  Adelaide  (Dughesse  De  Bourgogne,  daughter  of  Louis  XV.). 

L.S.  “ Mane  Adelaide,'’  2 pp.  4to.  Marly,  June  16,  1776.  To  M. 
De  Beaumont.  With  portrait. 

Regarding  apposition  for  M.  Dailly,  and  asking  if  she  and  her  sisters  are 
to  be  exempt  from  certain  payments. 

2548.  Marie  Amelie  (Queen  Of  France,  wife  of  Louis  Philippe).  A.N.  1 p. 

n.p.  Sept.  16,  1834,  asking  the  recipient  (M.  Oudard)  to  make  an 
extract  of  the  note  and  to  send  it  to  M.  Gerard.  With  portrait. 

2549.  Marie  Antoinette,  Queen  Of  France.  L.S.,  1 p.  folio  (with  address). 

Paris,  Jan.  31,  1791.  To  her  cousin,  the  Italian  Cardinal  Gerdil, 
thanking  him  for  his  New  Year  greetings.  Countersigned  by  Beau- 
geard. 

2550.  Marie  Antoinette,  Queen  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  liust  in  oval. 

Mezzotint  (by  Levachez).  Scene  and  biography  in  script  beneath. 
8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2551.  Marie  Antoinette,  Queen  Of  Fraxtce.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

Dessine  et  grave  par  J.  A.  Pierron.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

2552.  Marie  Antoinette,  Queen  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

^lezzotint,  engraved  by  Christy.  4to.  (small  margins  and  neatly  in- 
laid). 4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2553.  i\lARiE  Antoinette,  Queen  Of  France.  “ IMaria  Antonietta,  Regina 

di  Francia,”  full  length  in  court  dress.  G.  A.  Sasso  inc.  G.  B. 
Bosio  dis.  8vo,  also  representation  of  her  at  the  guillotine.  To- 
gether, 2 pieces. 

2554.  [j\Iarie  D’Orleans — youngest  daughter  of  Louis  Philippe,  Duchess  of 

Wiirtemhurg.]  A.L.  in  third  person,  unsigned.  1 p.  12mo.  Twick- 
enham, xVug.  1,  1816.  Rerpiests  that  a letter  she  encloses  be  for- 
Avarded  to  Copenhagen. 

2555.  Marie-Flisabeth  De  Bourbon,  Sceur  de  Lonis  XVI.  Portrait,  full 

bust  in  oval.  Unsigned.  IMezzotint.  4to. 


255G.  Mattie  Louise,  Emeuess  Of  Efance.  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  4to.  (parch- 
ment). Paris,  Dec.  15,  1811,  ap])ointing  iMine.  Lechartreux  member 
of  a cbaritalile  society.  Countersigned  by  Cardinal  Fesch,  Grand 
Chaplain  of  the  Empire. 

2557.  Marie  Louise,  Emrhess  Of  France.  L.S.  1 ]).  4to,  Livorno  (Italy), 

July  28.  181().  To  the  Prince  Starhemberg  [an  Austrian  Field- 
Marsbal],  expressing  her  high  esteem  of  bim  and  creating  him 
Chevalier  Grand  Croix  de  mon  Ordre  Constantin icn  de  St.  George.” 

2558.  ]\Iarie  Louise,  Empkess  Of  France.  An  8vo  sheet  on  which  is  written 

in  tbe  autograph  of  ^larie  Louise  the  names  of  eleven  persons, 
probably  those  invited  to  some  dinner  jiarty.  dated  Pel).  28,  1830. 
Headed  “ Pranzo  del  28.  Feblirajo  1830  alle.  1C  jioin^  /’!'/•” 

2559.  i\lARiE  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust,  low  cut  dress, 

wearing  jewels.  Grave  . . . par  Aug.  13.  Desnoyers,  peint 

. . . par  Guerard.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2560.  ]\rARiE  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  J.  F. 

Lehmann  sculp.  Stipple  in  brown.  8vo,  with  margins. 

2561.  i\lARiE  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  low 

cut  dress,  wearing  jewels.  Stipple.  Lnsigned.  8vo. 

2562.  Marie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust,  light  head 

dress,  roses  in  haii'.  Aquarelle  by  Girardet.  In  gilt  frame. 

I’urcliased  by  the  owner  at  auction  in  Paris,  June,  1892. 

2563.  Marie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  wear- 

ing crown.  Donas  sculpt.,  termine  par  Duthe.  Stipple.  4to 
(slightly  rubbed  in  several  places).  Paris,  n.d. 

2564.  ]\Iarie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Grave 

par  N.  Bertrand.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2565.  i\lARiE  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust,  court  dress, 

wearing  jewels.  Grave  . . . par  A.  B.  Desnoyers,  peint  . . . 
par  Guerard.  8vo. 

2566.  Marie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Grave 

par  Felix  Zuliani.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Venice,  n.d. 

2567.  iMARiE  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo,  with  full  margins.  Paris,  n.d. 

2568.  IMarie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Edwin 

sc,  Gueraud  pinxt.  Stipple.  12mo. 

2569.  Marie  Louise,  Empress  Of  France.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Line 

engraving  after  David,  on  tlie  reverse  is  a representation  of  the 
crowning  of  Uapoleon.  8vo. 

2570.  Marie  Louise,  PIxipress  Of  Fiiance.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  wear- 

ing jewels.  Stipjile.  Ihisigned.  8vo.  [Vienna,  n.d.] 


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2623.  Marragonl  Leitault  and  Deluigue.  D.S.  by  all  three,  1 p.  folio, 

(Paris),  National  Convention,  Jnne  6,  1795.  Granting  a pension  to 
the  widow,  Catherine  E.  P.  Bisson. 

2624.  Marshall  (John — Chief  Justice  of  United  States).  Portrait,  half 

length.  Etched  by  H.  B.  Hall.  Folio  (margin  stained). 

New  York,  1877 

2625.  Martelli  (Minister  of  Justice).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio.  Pome,  8 Yentose 

EAn  VII  [Feb.  26,  1799].  Desires  that  troops  be  stationed  in  the 
vicinity  of  Clitumno  on  account  of  the  depredations  of  the  brigands. 

2626.  Martial  (Thomas — French  general).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  Cany,  Feb. 

24,  1794.  To  General  Vialle.  From  the  Sainsbury  collection. 

'Stating  that  he  has  been  informed  that  General  Regnault  is  to  have  the 
in.spection  of  the  line  of  coast  from  Bresle  to  St.  Vallery,  and  asking  for 
the  appointment  of  inspector  from  St.  Vallery  to  Havre. 

2627.  Mary  II.  (Queen  Of  AVilliam  III.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  I. 

Smith  fee.  and  exeud.  G.  Kneller  pinx.  Alezzotint.  Folio,  (cut  to 
plate  mark  and  mounted.)  London 

2628.  Massena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling — Marshal  of  France).  D.S.  on 

stationery  of  the  Army  of  Italy.  1 p.  folio,  Milan,  August  19,  1799. 

To  Ad.i. -Commander  Neille  ordering  him  to  depart  immediately  to  Paris, 
for  special  services. 

2629.  Massena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including 

addressed  portion).  Paris,  Jan.  8,  1808.  To  M.  Legrand,  of  the 
Dept,  of  Finance,  requesting  position  for  a M.  Prevost  of  St.  Cyr. 

2630.  Massena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling).  A.L.S.  “Prince  D’Essling.” 

1 p.  4to.  Toulon,  April  11,  1815.  To  the  Minister  of  Marine  at 
Toulon. 

Stating  that  all  his  orders  will  be  given  in  the  name  of  the  Emperor. 


2631.  Massena  (Andre,  PiuNCE  D’Essling).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Mezzotint  by  Levacliez,  battle  scene,  and  biogra])hical  notice  in  script 
beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2632.  Massena  (Andre,,  Prince  D’Essling).  Another  copy  of  the  same 

(slightly  stained). 

2633.  jMassena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling).  Portrait,  full  length,  in  uni- 

form. Grave  par  A.  Boilhy  dessine  par  E.  Millet.  Line  engraving, 
and  another,  also  full  length.  8vo.  2 pieces. 

2634.  Massena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form, standing  beside  monument,  right  hand  holding  document, 
cocked  hat  on  monument,  cannon  on  ground.  Sasso  inc.  Bosio  del. 
IMaresciallo  Massena,  Duca  di  Kivoli,”  8vo.  Fine  impression. 

2635.  Massena  (Andre,  Prince  D’Essling).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form, standing,  military  scene  in  background.  E.  Hoquart  sculp. 
Aubry  pinx.  Mezzotint.  Folio. 

2636.  Mathieu — Commissioner  of  ammunition  (?).  x\.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Amiens  [?],  April  5,  1794.  Passport  granted  to  Citizen  [Dumavil]. 

2637.  Matiiteu  (C.  J.  C. — member  of  the  National  Convention).  A.L.S.  1 

p.  4to.  Nov.  8,  1794,  stating  that  a document  bearing  the  seal  and 
signatures  of  the  Committee  of  General  Safety  is  sufficient  to  warrant 
prolongation  of  leave  in  Paris.  Signed  also  by  M.  Harmand. 

2638.  Mathieu-Mirampal  (J.  B.  Charles — Deputy  to  the  National  Con- 

vention in  1792;  voted  for  the  death  of  Louis  XVI.).  D.S.  1 page 
and  a half,  4to.  13  Frimaire,  Year  III.  (1794). 

2639.  Mathieu,  Harmand  and  Laignelot.  D.S.  by  all  three,  1 p.  folio,  Dec. 

9,  1794.  To  the  Civil  Committee  of  the  Eevolutionary  section.  With 
seal.  Saying  that  no  safety  passports  will  be  given  to  any  citizen 
who  refuses  to  take  an  oath  of  fidelity  to  the  Eepublic. 

2640.  Mattei  (Allessandro — Italian  cardinal,  in  1797  sent  to  negotiate  with 

Bonaparte  then  marching  towards  Eome).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p. 
Jan.  19,  1806.  With  curious  portrait. 

2641.  Maupecu  (Eene  Charles  De — Marshal  of  France  under  Louis  XIV., 

French  Statesman).  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  8vo,  June  20,  1714.  Soldier’s 
certificate  of  leave. 

2642.  Maupeou  (Eene  Charles  De).  A.L.S.  telling  that  the  assembly  of 

the  chambers  was  begun  at  8 o’clock  and  ended  at  3 o’clock,  and  that 
the  patent  letters  have  been  registered.  1 page  folio,  Paris,  December 
2,  1752.  With  fine  impression  of  the  portrait  engraved  by  Cathelin. 
2 pieces. 

2643.  Mauri  (Jean  Sylvain).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint,  scene, 

and  biographical  account  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet’ 

2644.  Maurice,  Elector  Of  Saxony,  celebrated  general.  Portrait,  full  bust 

in  armor.  Grave  par  Petit.  Line  engraving.  4to. 


2645.  Maury  (Jean  Siferein.  Cardinal — celebrated  French  prelate,  oppo- 

nent of  Mirabean,  and  Archbishop  of  Paris).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to,  with 
seal.  Montefiaseone,  i\Iay  16,  1795.  With  portrait.  2 pieces. 

To  Abbe  de  Bonverie,  secretary  of  the  first  bishop  of  Warmie,  compli- 
mentiug  him  for  the  place  obtained. 

2646.  jMaury  (Jean  Siffrein).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  n.p.  Dec.  2,  1812.  To  the 

Prefect  de  la  Seine  ( ?)• 

All  invitation  to  be  present  at  the  services  to  be  held  in  the  Metropolitan 
Church  upon  the  anniversary  of  the  crowning  of  Napoleon,  and  on  the 
following  day  at  the  services  in  conimenioration  of  those  who  died  in  the 
battle  of  Aiisterlitz. 

2647.  Maury  (Jean  Siffrein).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Mezzotint  1)y  Le- 

vachez,  scene  and  biographical  notice  in  script  beneath.  8vo,  on 
small  folio  sheet. 

2648.  Maximilian  Joseph  II.,  King  Of  Bavaria  (elector).  L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Wurtzbnrg,  Sept.  30,  1805.  To  Marshal  (Massena?). 

Stating  that  orders  have  been  sent  to  General  de  Roy.  and  arrangements 
made  to  stock  the  citadel  of  Wurtzbnrg  with  provisions.  As  for  the  fort 
of  Forchheiin.  no  decision  will  be  reached  until  after  the  generals  have 
conferred  with  Rernadotte.  The  king  of  Prussia  has  ordered  the  writer 
to  retreat  to  the  castle  of  Aiishach  should  such  retreat  be  necessar.v. 

2049.  Mayenne  (Charles  De  Lorraine,  Duo  De,  1554-1611 — able  French 
general).  Eeceipt  signed  on  vellnin,  obi.  4to.  December  27,  1597. 
VVith  portrait.  2 pieces. 

The  Due  de  Mayenne  fought  against  the  Huguenots,  and  organized  with 
his  brother  Henry  the  Catholic  League  in  1577. 

2650.  McCheyne  (Egbert  M. — eminent  Scotch  divine,  knew  the  Greek  alpha- 

bet at  the  age  of  four).  Portrait,  half  length.  Engraved  by  John 
Le  Conte  after  FI.  J.  Stewart.  Mezzotint.  Proof.  4to. 

Edinburgh. 

2651.  Medici  (Cosimo  III.  De,  1642-1723 — ^Grand  Duke  of  Tuscany  and  last 

of  the  Medicis).  L.  with  autograph  postscriptum  signed.  4 pp.  8vo. 
Poggio  Imperiale,  June  3,  1072. 

Thanking  a gentleman  for  the  sympathy  expressed  to  him  on  occasion 
of  the  premature  delivery  of  the  child  of  his  daughter,  wife  of  the  Elector 
of  Bavaria. 

2652.  Medici  (Cosimo  III.  De — Grand  Duke  of  Tuscany,  1642-1723).  L.S. 

to  Giulio  Bardi.  With  seal.  Half  a page,  folio.  Villa  di  Cerreto, 
November  29,  1678.  With  portrait  of  Cosimo  II.  2 pieces. 

2053.  Melas  (Michael — Austrian  general).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uni- 

form. 1).  Weis  sc.  Kininger  del.  Stipple.  4to.  Wien,  n.d. 

2054.  Melas  (Michael).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  A.  Eegona  scul. 

Kininger  del.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

2055.  Melzi  D’Eril  (Francesco — Italian  statesman,  vice-president  of  the 

Cisalpine  Eepublic).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uniform.  A.  Barbini 
del.  Line  engraving.  8vo. 


2G5G.  Meneval  (Claude  F.  ])e — Napoleon’s  secretary  during  the  Empire). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  12nio.  Oct.  2G,  1823.  Itetnrns  to  ]\r.  De  Las  Cases  books 
loaned  him,  &c.  With  portrait. 

2G5T.  Mexou  (Jacquls  F. — French  general,  accompanied  Napoleon  to  Egy])i, 
capitulated  to  Sir  Ilalph  Abercromby  at  Alexandria).  A.N.S.  1 p. 
8vo.  n.p.  (hut  probably  Alexandria),  August  18,  1798. 

Regarding  tlie  payment  of  certain  money. 

2G58.  Mexou  (Jacques  F.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Turin,  June  10,  1803.  To 
Chtizen  Heinhard. 

Acknowledgment  of  receipt  of  letter.  Writer  understands  wliat  recipi- 
ent means  by  “ taking  measures  which  would  he  a new  jiroof  of  my 
justice.”  . . . “ The  best  proof  of  that  would  he  to  help  the  unfortunate 

ones  who  are  dying  of  hunger,”  etc. 

2G59.  Mexou  (Jacques  F.).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  folio.  Turin,  July  5,  1803.  To 
Citizen  Aeniharl.  On  Menou’s  printed  stationery. 

a proposal  relating  to  the  way  in  which  the  French  government  could 
find  out  how  much  money  there  is  in  Turin,  and  how  it  may  best  he  put 
into  circulation. 

2GG0.  Mexou  (Jacques  F.).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Turin,  March  17,  1804.  With 
portrait,  full  bust,  on  India  paper. 

Acknowledging  the  receipt  of  a package,  and  saying  he  has  sent  copies  of 
the  plan  for  a commercial  code. 

2GG1.  Mexou  (Jacques  F.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  F.  Bonneville 
del.  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2GG2.  Mexschikoee  (Prixcess  Darci — Wife  of  Alexander  Damilovitch  Mem 
schikoff,  favorite  of  Peter  the  Great).  A.L.S.  in  Pussian,  2 pp.  4to. 
To  her  husband,  sending,  in  terms  of  endearment,  birthday  greetings 
and  a coat,  vest  and  buckler  as  a gift.  (AVaterstained.) 

[Circa  1700] 

Meuschlkoff  secured  the  throne  for  Catherine  and  governed  Russia  dur- 
ing her  reign.  There  is  a transcript  and  French  translation  of  the  letter. 

2GG3.  Merlix  (Eugexe — French  general,  commanded  the  Imperial  Guard 
during  the  Flundred  Lays).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  4,  184G. 
AMth  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Asking  a favor  for  Aliss  de 
Ceris. 

2GG4.  Merlix  De  Douai  (Piiiliite  A. — French  statesman,  Councillor  of 
State  under  Napoleon).  L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  13,  1795.  To 
the  commission  on  Civil  iA.dministration,  informing  them  that  there 
is  no  law  forbidding  two  brothers  from  serving  on  the  same  jurv. 

2GG5.  ]\Ierlix  De  Douai  (Piiiliepe  A.).  Signature,  together  with  those  of 
Dumont,  Cliazal,  Fourcray,  Lacombe  and  others,  many  of  whom 
voted  death  for  Louis  NAM.,  on  the  margins  of  an  .\.L.S. ' 1 i)  4to  of 
M.  Fabrc,  sr..  Paris,  Alarch  1,  1795. 


2666.  Merlin  De  Douai  (Philippe  A.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  -ito.  Paris,  Sept.  3, 

1802.  To  the  iVIinister  of  AYar. 

A request  from  Merlin  to  know  just  what  is  the  Council  of  Revision  of 
the  19th  division,  as  there  has  been  trouble  about  the  sentence  passed 
upon  Jean-Baptiste  Guerier. 

2667.  Merlin  De  Douai  (Philippe  A.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  June  13, 

1815.  To  the  Prince  ****  in  charge  of  the  portfolio  of  the  Chief 
Justice.  AVith  portrait. 

Recommending  Pizzian  Barol  and  hoping  that  he  may  be  found  a place 
in  the  Imperial  Court. 

2668.  Merlin  De  Douai  (Philippe  A.).  Portrait,  head  in  oval,  after  a 

sculpture  by  David.  Proof.  4to. 

2669.  AIerlin  De  Douai  and  Personne.  L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Jan.  31, 

1795.  To  the  Commission  of  Civil  Administration.  An  explanation 
.of  certain  laws,  etc. 

2670.  AIerode  (Comte  Felix  De — Belgian  Alinister  of  State,  the  most  elo- 

quent chief  of  the  Catholic  party).  A.L.S.  3 pages  8vo.  Blanville, 
October  9,  1828. 

To  a bookseller  asking  for  the  “ Nouveau  Guide  des  maires.” 

2671.  Metternich  (Clemens  AY.,  Prince  Von — Austrian  statesman).  A.S. 

with  several  words  in  his  autograph,  and  wax  seal.  Sept.  9,  1808. 
AAJth  portrait. 

2672.  Metternich  (Clemens  AY.,  Prince  YMn).  A.L.S.  M.”  1 p.  8vo. 

n.p.n.d.  AYith  portrait. 

It  had  been  decided  that  the  recipient  should  go  to  Vienna  to  collect 
certain  “liquidations”  (money),  also  tells  him  that  he  might  mention 
the  change  in  the  ministry  and  thus  secure  better  chances. 

2673.  AIetternich  (Clemens  AAc,  Prince  A^on).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 

C.  Guerin  sculpt.  F.  Hof  delt.  Stipple  in  brown.  4to. 

2674.  AIetternich  (Clemens  AAY,  Prince  A^on).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length,  seated.  Engraved  by  Samuel  Cousins,  painted  by  Sir  Thos. 
Lawrence.  Alezzotint.  Large  folio,  full  margins,  some  uncut.  Open 
letters.  London,  1830 

2675.  AIetternich  (Clemens  AY.,  Prince  A^on).  Portrait,  three-quarter 

length.  Unsigned.  4to. 

2676.  AIexico.  St.  Francisco  de  Campeche.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

2677.  AIezzotint.  Eloisa.”  Theo.  AAmtson  fecit.  D.  Gardner  pinxt.  Small 

folio.  London,  1775 

2678.  AIezzotint.  A Jew  Eahhi.  Cosbut  fee.  Pemhrandt  pinxt.  4to,  small 

margins.  London,  J.  Bowles 

2679.  AIezzotint.  Interior  of  a cottage,  a card  game  in  progress.  Probably 

after  painting  liy  Tenniers.  Cut  to  plate  mark.  4to. 

2680.  Mezzotint.  “ The  Beggar  Boy,”  after  Alurillo.  Proof  before  letters. 

Small  folio. 


2681.  Mezzotint,  ‘‘Night.  Boy  blowing  Cliarcoal.”  M il.son  fecit.  G.  Sclial- 
ken  pinxt.  Folio,  margins  cut  away. 


M 


EZZOTINT.  “Truth  discovering  to  Time,  Science  instructing  her  chil 
(Iren  in  the  improvements  on  the  microscope.”  1.  S.  Due  le  pinxi  . 
(margins  and  portion  of  imprint  cut  away);  also  portraits  ot  ii. 
Brubern,  and  others.  Line  and  wood  engraving,  one  (unnamea), 
proof  on  China  paper  before  all  letters,  dto,  and  8vo.  loge  ler, 
pieces. 


2683.  Mezzotints.  Portraits  of  Nicholaus  C.  Lunker.  P.  Schenck  fecit; 

Fridericus  Nicolai;  Van-Dyck;  Johannes  de  Wolff.  P.  Schenck  fee.; 
“The  BPPs  Council”  [Sr.  Francis  Pemberton,  Sr.  Creswell  Levine 
and  5 others],  and  another.  Jto,  and  8vo  (margins  of  all  cut  away). 
Together,  6 jiieces. 


2684.  Mezzotints.  “The  BPPs  Council”  [Sr.  Francis  Pemberton,  Sr.  Cres- 
well Levine  and  5 others]  ; “ Flere’s  a health  to  the  Duke  of  York  ” 
“ whereever  he  goes”;  “The  Effigie  of  Willm.  Smith,  Philomath.” 
4to  (margins  of  all  cut  away).  Together,  3 pieces. 


2685.  Michel  (Claude  E. — Erench  general,  killed  at  Waterloo).  A.L.S. 

“ Baron  Michel.”  1 p.  folio.  Dresden,  July  30,  1813.  .To  the  Min- 
ister of  War.  With  bookplate  (cut  close).  The  letter  is  regarding 
certain  maps. 

From  the  Sainsbury  collection. 


2686.  Mignet  (FiiANgois  A.  M. — distinguished  Erench  historian).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  July  18,  1850.  Pegarding  a reading  on  agriculture, 
etc.  With  portrait,  on  India  paper. 

2687.  Milhaud  (Jean  Baptiste — French  general).  D.S.  with  several  auto- 

graph lines  on  the  petition  of  M.  Jean  Perrier,  July  13,  1795.  2 pp. 
folio.  Signed  also  by  Mejancas,  with  several  autograph  lines. 

2688.  Millais  (John  Everett).  Original  drawing.  “The  Opera  Box.” 

Sepia.  Signed,  “ J.  E.  Millais,  P.  A.”  4to. 

2689.  Miloradovitch  (Michael  A.- — Pussian  general).  Portrait,  full  bust 

in  uniform.  G.  G.  Endner  sc.  1816.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2690.  j\DNA  (Don  Francisco  Espoz  Y — celebrated  Spanish  general).  Por- 

trait, full  bust  in  uniform.  Lith.  de  Lamglame  after  Alfred  1). 
1813.  4to. 

2691.  Minaya  (P.  T. — agent  of  the  Comte  d’Antraigues,  the  eminent  French 

politician).  A.N.S.  1 p.  8vo.  IMay  16,  1797.  Pegarding  the  for- 
warding of  letters. 

2692.  MiNTiER  (Chevalier  De — Marechal  de  Camp  in  the  army  of  Prince 

Louis  Joseph  de  Conde).  A.L.S.  to  the  Count  Emanuel  L.  II. 
(FEntraigues.  1 page  4to.  Uberlingen,  ]\[ay  22.  1797. 

Stilting  that  lie  lias  not  received  the  hills  of  exchaiiite  which  the  Count 
was  to  have  forwarded,  and  fears  lest  they  may  have  miscarried. 


5693. 


2694. 


2695. 


2696. 


2697. 

2698. 


2699. 


2700. 

2703. 

2702. 


2703. 


2704. 


2705. 


Miollis  (Sextus  A.  F. — French  general,  served  with  liochaml)eau, 
wounded  at  Yorktown).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  18,  1800. 
Telling  the  recipient  that  he  will  forward  certain  papers  as  soon  as 
he  returns  to  Quiniper  (France).  With  portrait. 


Miollis  (Sextus  A.  F.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio. 
Asks  tlie  aid  of  the  recipient  regarding  a M. 


Paris,  Feb.  19,  1812. 
Camail,  living  in  Paris. 


iMiONNET  (Theodoke  Edme — eminent  French  antiquary  and  numis- 
matist; author  of  the  ‘‘^Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Greek  and  Roman 
Medals”).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  Paris,  March  14,  1829. 

To  tlie  bookbinder  asking  lum  to  call  for  a volume  to  be  bound. 


[IMirabeau  (Boxiface  R.,  A'icomte  De — brother  of  the  Statesman  of 
the  French  Revolution,  served  in  the  FT.  S.  army  about  1780.]  Short 
A.L.  unsigned,  in  third  person.  2 pp.  (including  addressed  portion). 
16mo.  [Paris,  circa  1790.  | To  Baron  de  Servieres,  requesting  his 
com])any  at  his  home  to  meet  friends  of  the  Comte  d’Entraigues. 

Mirabeau  (Boniface  R.,  Yicomte  De).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Nancy,  i\Iay 
29,  1790.  Grants  leave  of  absence  to  an  officer. 

Mirabeau  (Honore  G.,  Comte  De — one  of  the  most  celebrated  char- 
acters of  the  French  Revolution).  A.L.S.  1 p.  12mo.  n.p.  Dec.  1, 
1778.  To  M.  Boueniours  (?). 

An  interesting  and  important  letter  in  which  the  writer  says  he  fails  to 
understand  where  recipient  got  the  idea  that  he  (Mirabeau)  was  the  man 
of  the  hour.  He  cannot  see  what  important  affair  the  recipient  can  have 
to  impart  to  him.  ^Mention  is  made  of  the  overthrow  of  the  monarchy,  the 
clamor  of  the  courts,  etc. 

Mirabeau  (Honore  G.,  Comte  De).  L.S.  “Mirabeau  Paine.”  1 p. 
4to.  Paris,  Jan.  10,  1791.  To  M.  Nogavet,  sculptor,  stating  that  he 
Avill  always  be  willing  to  oblige  him  whenever  the  opportunity  pre- 
sents itself,  etc. 

MiRxVbeau  (FIonore  G.,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval. 
IMezzotint  by  Levachez,  scene  and  liiographical  notice  in  script  be- 
neath. 8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

Mirabeau  (Honore  G.,  Comte  De).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

Mirabeau  (Honore  G.,  Comte  De).  Portrait,  full  length.  Biasioli 
inc.  Bosio  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Mirabeau  (Honore  G.,  Comte  De).  “ Mirabeau  et  Marie- Antoinette.” 
A.  Johannot  piuxt.  Lithograph.  4to. 

Mir.\beau  (Honore  G.,  (Jiute  De).  Portrait,  full  length.  Lith.  de 
AGllain.  4to. 

Missiessy  (Fdouard  T.  B. — French  admiral,  served  with  distinction 
in  tbe  American  Revolution).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Toulon,  Jan.  19, 
1772.  With  ])ortrait,  full  bust  in  uniform. 

Tliauking  ;i  corrospoudeut  for  tlie  iuforiiiatioii  relative  to  the  Royal 
Naval  Academy. 


270(]. 


Molitor  (Gaiujikl  J.  J. — ^Marshal  of  France).  Signature  attesting  a 
true  copy  of  a Document  issued  by  General  iMorangier  concerning  tlie 
theft  of  Gunpowder  at  Port  de  la  (iraille.  d pp.  folio,  [(frenoble], 
le  3 Floreal  [April  23,  1793]. 


2707.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Kayterstrauton,  ]\[arch  3, 
.1797.  To  Gen.  Lecourbe. 

1 am  charged  by  (ieii.  Anbert  to  advise  you  that  the  two  battaliops  of 
hussars  camped  at  Ottweiller  will  leave  this  place  on  the  loth  of  this 
month.  The  general  invites  you  to  have  the  same  <lay  the  84th  regt. 
occupy  the  following  towns, — Weissveiller,  Neukirchen,  Oherzbetchbach,’' 
etc. 


2708.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Meisseniieim,  Get.  15, 
1797.  To  General  Lecourbe. 

Kegardlng  communications  with  the  inhabitants  of  tlie  territory  occu- 
pie<.l  by  the  enemy,  and  authorizing  business  to  proceed  as  usual,  wdth  the 
exception  of  the  export  of  grain. 


2709.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.).  L.S.  ‘‘^Molitor.”  2 pp.  4to.  Sargossa 

(Spain),  May  3,  1823.  To  General  Pampliile  Lacroix.  On  military 
affairs,  with  mention  of  Miralez,  Landron,  etc.  Interesting  letter. 

2710.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.).  A.L.S.  Le  Mai.  IMolitor.’^  1 p.  4to. 

Nancy,  Sept.  2,  1837.  To  General  * * * ( ?)  on  military  mat- 

ters. 


2711.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple. 

4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2712.  Molitor  (Gabriel  J.  J.).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Bocourt 

sculpt,  ^lallard  del.  Stipple.  4to. 

2713.  Mole  (Louis  M.,  Comte — French  Minister  of  State).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Paris,  August  10,  1838.  With  portrait  and  coat  of  arms. 

Regarding  a newly  appointed  member  of  the  Legion  of  Honor. 


2714.  Mole  (Louis  ]\[.,  Comte).  A.L.S.  2 pp.,  8vo.  June  13,  1841.  !Men- 

tions  a report,  and  the  amendment  of  a certain  law. 

2715.  Mole  (Louis  M.,  Comte).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to.  Paris,  April  30,  1847. 

Asking  the  recipient  to  give  Mme.  Jacquier  a position  in  the  stamp 
office. 


271G.  Mole,  Tourxeaux,  &c.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Lauterbourg,  Dec.  15,  1810. 

Peport  of  present  condition  of  bridges  and  roads  of  the  Dept,  of 
Lower  Khine.  Signed  l)y  Tourneaux,  Mole,  Lajon,  and  others. 

2717.  IMolleaulle  (Vicomte  De).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Venice,  Sept.  13, 

1796.  Eecjuesting  the  recipient  (Count  * * * to  obtain  for 
him  a portrait  of  the  king’s  profile  which  he  wislies  to  place  on  the 
cover  of  one  of  his  works,  with  inscription  “ Spes  Galliae  Ludovico 
XVIII,”  etc. 

2718.  Mollevant  (Charles  L. — president  of  the  Extraordinary  Council  of 

Twelve).  A.I^.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  (Nov.),  23,  1792.  Informing  the 
recipient  that  he  has  received  no  news  from  certain  clients. 


2719.  Moncey  (Bon  Adrien  J,,  Dug  De  Conegliano — Marshal  of  France, 

imprisoned  for  refusing  to  preside  at  the  trial  of  Xey).  L.S.  1 p. 
folio.  Baris,  Dec.  21,  1805.  To  Councillor  of  State  Lavalette,  one 
of  Bonaparte’s  favorite  attendants,  and  who  married  Eniilie  de 
Beauharnais,  a niece  of  Josephine.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 
form. 

Introducing  Francois  Landragin.  requesting  that  Lavalette  give  him  the 
position  of  first  mail  guard  from  Chalons  to  Mayence  or  from  Mayeuce  to 
Metz,  and  saying  that  he  has  rendered  faithful  service. 

2720.  Moncey  (Bon  Adrien  J.,  Dug  De  Conegliano).  Signature  on  slip 

of  paper  attached  to  portrait.  [Circa  1810.]  Koyal  8vo. 

2721.  Moncey  (Bon  Adrien  J.,  Due  De  Conegliano).  L.S.  1 p.  folio. 

Paris,  Dec.  4,  1811,  to  the  Due  de  Feltre  [General  Clarke],  concern- 
ing the  appointment  of  La  Barthe  as  sub-lieutenant  of  Infantry. 

2722.  Moncey  (Bon  Adrien  J.,  Due  De  Conegliano).  L.S.  '*'Mal.  due 

de  Conegliano.”  1 p.  folio.  Baris,  Jan.  20,  1812.  To  M.  Blaue 
Lanautte,  chief  of  police  at  Orleans.  With  portrait,  full  length  in 
uniform  after  Walbonne. 

Regarding  the  admission  of  a Vincent  Prester,  son  of  a sergeant,  to  the 
College  of  Orleans. 

2723.  [Moncey  (Bon  Adrien  J.,  Due  De  Conegliano).]  A.L.S.  of  M. 

Deleville,  holder  of  an  official  position  in  the  department  of  accounts. 

1 p.  folio.  Undated.  To  the  Minister  of  Finance,  requesting  a po- 
sition as  reward  for  his  long  services.  lYith  portrait  of  Moncey,  full 
bust  in  uniform.  Lithograph.  8vo. 

At  the  foot  of  the  letter  are  six  lines  in  Moncey’s  autograph,  signed 
“ le  Mai.  IMoncey.”  approving  of  the  contents  of  the  letter,  and  testifying 
to  the  applicant’s  worth. 

2724:.  Moncey  (Madame,  wife  of  Bon  A.  J.  Moncey).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 
La  Yaivre,  July  30,  1829.  To  her  husband.  With  seal. 

Regarding  their  daughter,  who  had  recently  become  a mother.  Madame 
says  that  she  hopes  to  go  soon  to  the  baths  at  Lnxenill.  and  sends  affection- 
ate greetings. 

2725.  Monck  (Christopher,  2nd  Duke  Oe  Albemarle).  Portrait,  full 
bust.  Mezzotint  from  a scarce  print  by  Becket.  8vo.  London,  1811 

272G.  Monestier  (J.  B. — Deputy  during  the  Bevolution).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 
Baris.  April  6,  1795.  With  fine  seal. 

In  reference  to  the  claim  of  Citizen  Veysort  regarding  money.  Mones- 
tier signs  himself  “ Representative  of  the  People.” 

2727.  Mongelas  (IMadame  De  Lisle  Du  Blessis — Inspectress  of  the  ‘‘liai- 

son Imperiale  Napoleon.”  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Ecouen,  Feh.  20,  1814. 
To  M.  Gerard  informing  him  that  a package  has  been  forwarded. 

2728.  Mongez  Le  Jeune  (Jean  iVNDRE — naturalist;  accompanied  La 

Perouse  on  his  voyage  aronnd  the  world,  and  shared  the  fate  of  the 
unfortunate  explorer).  A.L.S.  3 pp.  4to.  March  4,  1785. 

A very  interesting  letter  referring  both  to  his  editorial  occupation  and 
the  journal,  and  datnl  only  a short  time  l)efore  he  quitted  France. 


2729.  Monk  (George — Duke  of  Albemarle,  English  general).  Portrait,  half 

length,  in  armor.  Copper  engraving  by  li.  8hepj)ar(l  after  Logan. 
Small  folio.  (London),  1735 

2730.  Monneron  (Augustin — member  of  the  Constitutional  Assembly). 

A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  April  27,  1793.  To  the  Directors  of  Cus- 
toms on  customs  matters. 

The  writer  and  his  brother  obtained  i)eriuission  from  the  Republic  to 
issue  copi)er  tokens  of  the  value  of  two  and  five  sous  each,  which  were 
manufactured  in  England;  they  however  soon  fell  into  discredit,  and  were 
withdrawn  from  circulation. 

2731.  Monnet  (Louis  C. — French  general).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to,  including 

addressed  portion).  Flushing,  le  16  Yendemiaire,  FAn  12  [Oct.  7, 
1803].  To  his  wife  in  Paris,  requesting  the  purchase  of  certain 
articles  for  his  use  (slight  repairs  to  1 sheet).  With  plate. 

2732.  Monnot  and  Dyzes.  (President,  and  member,  of  the  National  Con- 

vention). L.S.  1 p.  folio.  [Paris],  le  12  Nivose,  I’An  111  [Jan. 
1,  1795].  Contains  order  of  the  Committee  of  Finances  of  the  Na- 
tional Convention  for  the  enforcement  of  the  law  of  December  2. 
Signed  by  Monnot  and  Dyzes. 

2733.  Monseigneur  Guillaume,  Bishop  of  Cassia).  A.L.S.  4 pp.  4to. 

Guata,  Province  of  Agamien  [Abyssinia].  March  20,  1847.  In 
Italian. 

From  the  Sylvio  Pellico  collection  (No.  404),  enclosed  in  his  library 
wrapper  and  with  his  autograph  annotations. 

2734.  Montalivet  (Jean  P.  B.,  Comte  De — Minister  of  the  Interior).  L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Paris,  March  2,  1810,  forwarding  the  Emperor’s  decree 
relative  to  certain  purchases  of  wool,  and  giving  terms  of  payment  in 
cash  to  those  who  desired  to  make  such.  (Portion  of  1 work  lack- 
ing. ) Portrait. 

From  the  Sainsbury  collection. 

2735.  Montalivet  (Jean  P.  B.,  Comte  De).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Oct.  25, 

1809.  To  the  Councillor  of  State.  Eegarding  samples  of  paper  sent 
to  him. 

2736.  Montalivet  (Jean  P.  B.,  Comte  De).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  Paris,  May 

8,  1811.  To  M.  Gavoty  telling  him  that  he  cannot  accept  his  work 
Le  Manuel  du  fileur  Cordier.” 

2737.  Montalivet  (Jean  P.  B.,  Comte  De).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Paris,  Nov.  6, 

1811.  To  M.  Devismer. 

Regarding  the  texture  of  a sample  of  flax  sent  to  him,  manufactured  by 
M.  Lucius. 

2738.  Montbarey  (Alexandre  M.  L.,  Prince  De — Marshal  of  France,  min- 

ister of  war  under  Louis  XVI.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Versailles,  Marcli 
31,  1776.  With  portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform,  dessine  et  grave  par 
Pruneau. 

Asking  for  a mountetl  street  guard  for  the  city  of  Lorraine. 


2739.  Montbarey  (Alexandre  :\[.  L.,  Prince  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  square  8vo. 

May  25,  1778.  States  that  he  will  order  a certain  regiment  to  break 
camp  and  serve  in  the  guard  of  the  interior. 

2740.  IMontbarey  (Alexandre  :\r.  L.,  Prince  De).  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  Ver- 

sailles, Sept.  30,  1780. 

All  order  to  the  commander  of  the  regiment  of  the  Ro.val  Dragoons  to 
have  the  horses  in  readiness  when  the  regiment  reaches  Versailles. 

2741.  IMontctioisy  (Louis  A. — French  general,  served  in  Italy).  A.L.S.  Ip. 

folio.  Genoa,  Aug.  13,  1813.  Informs  the  Minister  of  War  (Gen- 
eral Clarke),  that  M.  Chiaracci  has  been  made  a member  of  the 
10th  Pegt.,  &c. 

2742.  Montesquieu  (Charles  De  Secondat  De — grandson  of  the  celebrated 

Montesquieu;  served  with  distinction  in  the  United  States,  1779-81). 
Letter  written  and  signed  in  his  name.  2 pp.  4to.  Bordeaux,  May 
2,  1785. 

Advising  M.  Ridont,  a French  officer  about  to  sail  for  America,  that  he 
has  sent  aboard  his  ship  cases  of  wine  and  a quantity  of  'walnuts  for  Gen- 
eral Washington. 

2743.  Montesquieu  (Charles  De  Secondat  De).  Portrait,  full  length, 

seated.  Sasso  inc.  Bramati  dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2744.  Montesquiou  (Alfred — aide-de-camp  to  Napoleon).  A.L.S.  2 pp. 

8vo.  n.p.  Oct.  13,  1843.  To  the  Editor  of  ‘Mournal  des  Debats  ”(  ?). 

Asking  for  two  issues  of  the  paper  which  contained  an  article  on  his 
works,  etc. 

2745.  Montesquiou  (Anatole,  Comte  De).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including 

addressed  portion.  Paris,  Oct.  14,  1831.  Informs  M.  A'illenau  that 
he  has  declared  his  letter  to  the  Queen. 

2746.  Monteil  (Franqois-Aymar  De — chief  of  a naval  squadron  of  the  King 

of  France).  Official  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  On  board  the  Palmier  at 
Havana,  February  22,  1781. 

Stating  it  is  very  essential  that  the  rigging  of  the  “ Intrepide  ” be 
changed,  and  ordering  that  every  vessel  send  a certain  number  of  hands 
to  help  so  that  no  time  may  be  lost. 

2747.  IMonteynard  (Louis  F.,  ]\Iarquis  De — Minister  of  War  under  Louis 

XVI.).  D.S.,  on  vellum.  1 p.  oblong  8vo.  AVrsailles,  Dec.  20,  1773. 
Certificate  of  army  service.  (Top  margin  cut  into.) 

2748.  Montezuma — Bey  de  Mexico.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval,  in  war  dress. 

Copper  engraving,  small  folio. 

2749.  IMontfort  (Jacques — French  general).  A.L.S.,  2 pp.  folio.  Paris, 

May  15,  1810.  To  Director  General  of  Customs,  asking  payment  of 
the  amount  due  himself  and  several  others  for  the  seizure  of  certain 
English  merchandise  some  years  previous. 

2750.  Montgaillard  (J.  G.  Maurice  Roques — French  adventurer  and  politi- 

cal writer;  employed  as  a secret  agent  by  the  Bourbons).  A.L.S.  to 
Monsieur  Belin.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  January  27,  1817. 

Suitscribing  to  a new  edition  of  the  works  of  J.  .7.  [Rousseau.] 


2751.  Mongehoult  1)e  Chaknage  (^Magame  Dj-:: — composer  and  pianist). 

' A.L.S.  2 pp.  8vo.  Paris,  September  11),  1822. 

2752.  i\[oNTiioLox  (Ciiaki.es  T.,  ^Iakquis  De — French  general,  shared  Na- 

poleon’s exile  on  St.  Helena).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  July  26,  1827. 
Bequests  the  Councillor  of  State  to  allow  ]\Ime.  Piviere  a license  to 
sell  tobacco.  With  portrait. 

2753.  Montiiglox  (Ciiakles  T..  Marquis  De) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.  May 

10,  1827. 

Informing  the  recipient  tliat  he  will  eonmuinicate  the  answer  of  the 
attorney  general  as  soon  as  possible. 

2754.  Montholox  (Charles  T.,  Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uni- 

form. Lithograph  by  Froment.  4to. 

2755.  Moxtholox  (Charles  T.,  Marquis  De).  Portrait,  full  length  in 

uniform,  holding  stvord  in  left  hand,  mounted  soldiers  in  background. 
[Mezzotint.  Folio.  Proof  before  all  letters. 

2756.  [Moxtigxi  (L. — French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  8vo.  n.p.  August  22, 

1832.  To  M.  Eoger  of  the  French  Academy  informing  him  that  he 
cannot  make  an  appointment. 

2757.  [Moxt.toye  (Christopher  F.  L. — author  of  History  of  the  Conspiracy 

of  Eobespierre ”) . A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  26,  1815.  To  M. 
(lendron.  Asking  to  be  appointed  rector  of  Grenoble. 

2758.  Montlosier  (Count — French  author,  and  at  one  time  one  of  the  editors 

of  the Constitutionnel  ”).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  n.p.n.d.  To  M.  Lebus, 
Chief  of  Division.  Asking  eonversation  with  recipient  regarding  [M. 
Morin.  With  2 portraits,  1 on  India  paper. 

2759.  Montmarie  (L.  F.  E.  L.— General  of  Brigade,  and  aide-de-camp  to 

Marshal  Lefebre).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  Oct.  25,  1812.  [To  the 
Minister  of  "War],  asking  permission  to  purchase  a map  of  Russia 
which  he  desires  to  take  with  him  to  Spain. 

2760.  Montmorency  (Laval— last  abbess  of  Montmartre).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to. 

Montmartre,  Oct.  24,  1784.  A letter  of  thanks. 

2761.  Montmorency  (Prixcesse  De).  A.L.S.  1 p.  16mo.  n.p.n.d.  [1835]. 

Requests  permission  for  a friend  of  hers  to  gather  flowers  in  some 
garden. 

2762.  Montmorency-Luxembourg  (A.  C.  F. — Due  De  Bouteville,  Peer  of 

Prance).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  square  12mo,  ineluding  addressed  portion. 
Paris,  May  16,  1767.  Requests  M.  Danjou  to  terminate  a certain  af- 
fair by  the  day  follov'ing.  With  portrait. 

2763.  Montmorin  (Armand  M. — condemned  by  the  Revolutionary  Tribunal 

executed  Sept.  1792).  L.S.  1 p.  4to.'  Versailles,  Sept.  9,  1787.  ’ 

Refusing  to  write  to  tlie  Freneli  Amhassador  at  8t.  Petershurgh  to  re- 
ceive M.  de  Luzier  as  a French  otticer. 


2764.  Moxtmorix  (Catherine  H.  De — Abbess  of  the  Abbey  Eoyal  of  Notre 

Dame).  Autograph  signature  ‘‘ H.  de  Montmorin,  abbesse  de 
Jouarre/’  at 'the  foot  of  a document.  1 p.  8vo.  May  11,  1784. 

2765.  Montpensier  (Anne  Marie  L.  D’Oeleans — daughter  of  Gaston,  Duke 

of  Orleans,  and  cousin  of  Louis  XIV.).  D.S.  Anne  Marie  Louise 
d’Orleans,'’  1 p.  folio,  on  vellum,  Paris,  Jan.  (18),  1676.  The  nom- 
ination of  an  officer.  With  portrait. 

27(56.  Montreuil.  L.S.  Marie  de  Bourbon,”  3 pp.  folio,  Paris,  July  19, 
1664.  A lease  of  land  to  M.  Jean  Pivin. 

2767.  [Montrevel.  (Deputy  to  the  Estates  General).]  AJj.S.  2 pp.  small 

4to,  including  addressed  portion.  Aug.  12,  1784.  Hopes  to  see  M. 
Dampierre  when  he  returns  to  Dijon. 

2768.  1\Iont-Eond  (Baron  De — emigrant  Eoyalist  during  the  French  Eevolu- 

tion).  A. L.S.  to  Madame  de  St.  Huberty  (afterwards  Comtesse  d’An- 
traigues).  2 pp.  and  a half,  4to.  With  seal.  Lugano,  May  9,  1795. 

An  interesting  letter  expressing  his  thanks  for  her  proffered  pecuniary 
assistance,  while  the  princes  of  France,  for  whom  he  had  sacrificed  every- 
thing. refused  him  such  help. 

2769.  Mont-Serraz  (Pierre  Franqois — French  general,  took  possession  of 

the  Isle  of  Elba  in  1801).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  including  addressed  por- 
tion. Geneva,  Jan.  15,  1811.  To  M.  Amoche,  mentioning  interest- 
ing details  relative  to  the  Neapolitan  army. 

2770.  Montyon  (Baron  J.  B.  Eobert  De — philanthropic  French  nobleman 

and  writer).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  January  20,  1818. 

2771.  Moore  (Sir  John — celebrated  British  general,  served  under  MacLean 

in  the  American  Eevolution).  A.L.H  “J.  Moore,”  1 p.  4to.  Lud- 
low, August  8,  n.y.  To  A.  T.  Greene,  Liverpool. 

A personal  letter  telling  the  recipient  to  “ . . . put  yourself  into  a 

Liverpool  coach  that  comes  3 times  a week  to  Ludlow  ...  do  there- 
fore come  immediately.” 

2772.  ilooRE  (Sir  John).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved  by  A. 

Cardon,  drawn  by  A.  J.  Oliver.  Stipple.  8vo.  London,  1809 

2773.  Moore  (Sir  John).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. 4to.  London,  1809.  Also  representation  of  the  Death  of 
General  I^Ioore.  Line  engraving  by  Smith.  London,  1815.  2 pieces. 

2774.  Morand  (L.  C.  A. — French  general,  served  at  Austerlitz,  Jena.  Essling, 

&c.).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Ajaccio,  Oct.  17,  1807.  To  the  Minister  of 
War.  requesting  aid  for  a woman,  one  of  whose  sons  has  been  killed, 
and  who  has  two  others  in  the  army.  With  portrait. 

2775.  More  (Sir  Thomas— author  of  “Utopia”).  Portrait,  full  bust  in 

oval.  Sami.  Taylor  fecit.,  H.  Holbein  pinx.  Mezzotint.  8vo,  out 
close,  and  sliglitly  creased. 


27T().  Moreau  (Jean  Victor,  one  of  the  most  eminent  French  generals, 
exiled  to  the  United  States  as  an  accomplice  of  Ficherou).  A.L.S. 
2 pp.  4to.  Headquarters  at  Schilike(?),  Dec.  11,  ITlhi.  To  the 
Commissary  of  the  Covernment  re(|uesting  that  tlie  sum  of  10,000 
livres  be  sent  him. 

2777.  Moreau  (Je.xn  Victor).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to  (in  English).  Morrisviile, 

Jan.  2,  1813.  To  liobert  Oliver,  Esq.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

“ . . . by  the  schooner  Dick  latelj'  arrived  in  New  York,  I received 

from  Mrs.  Moreau  exactly  the  same  account  as  you  state,  hut  the  fate  of 
the  jtenernls  arreste<l  was  not  yet  mentioned.  ...  I am  very  sorrj'  I 
did  not  receive  tlie  French  newspaper  . . . they  have  been  lately  de- 

tained in  some  post  office,  which  is  veiy  often  the  cause  in  the  country  ” 
(of  France),  etc. 

2778.  Moreau  (Jean  Victor).  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  April  30,  1813.  To 

the  Minister  of  the  Interior  requesting  permission  for  his  two 
nephews  to  attend  the  College  of  Lyons  for  a portion  only  of  the 
regular  tuition  fee,  as  they  have  not  the  means  for  payment,  thus 
necessitating  that  he,  Moreau,  should  “ foot  the  bill.”  With  por- 
trait. 

2779.  Moreau  (Jean  Victor).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved  from 

an  original  drawing  by  Nunes  de  Carvalho,  by  . . . William 

Nicholls.  Stipple.  Folio.  London,  1813 

2780.  Moreau  (Jean  Victor).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform.  Dulaillis  delint. 

Stipple.  8vo.  [London,  ca.  1814] 

2781.  Moreau  (Jean  ATctor).  Portrait,  bust  in  imiform.  Mezzotint  by 

Levachez,  battle  scene  beneath.  8vo  on  small  folio  ?heet. 

2782.  Moreau  (Jean  AActor).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

2783.  AIoreau  (Jean  AActor).  Another  copy  of  the  same. 

2784.  AIoreau  (Jean  AActor).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform.  Line  and  stipple. 

Unsigned.  In  colors.  8vo. 

2785.  AIoreau  (Jean  AActor).  Portrait,  three  quarter  length  in  uniform, 

holding  sword  in  right  hand.  Anthy.  C'arclon  delint,  et  sculpt.  Stip- 
ple. * Fine  impression,  with  small  margins.  Small  folio. 

London,  1802 

278().  AIoreau  (Jean  AActor).  Portrait,  three  cfuarter  length  in  uniform, 
cocked  hat  on  table  nearby.  German  copper  engraving,  entitled 
‘AIoreau  franzosischer  ober  General  der  Ehein  Armee  im  Jahre 
1796.”  4to. 

2787.  AIoreau  (Jean  A'ictor).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Steel  en- 

graving after  Giradet.  4to. 

2788.  AIoreau  (Jean  A^ictor).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Delaistre 

scul]).  A.  Guilleminot  del.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

2789.  AIoreau  (Jean  A^ictor).  Portrait,  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  Dessine 

d’apres  nature  & grave  juir  Ch’alaignier.  Stipple.  Cut  clo.se  and 
mounted.  Folio. 


2790.  ]\[oREAU  De  Jonnes  (Alexandre — author  of  treatises  on  mineralogy, 

and  other  scientific  subjects).  A.N.S.  8vo.  Paris,  ca  1845. 

2791.  Morin  (Arthur  Jules — General  of  Brigade,  served  in  the  Egyptian 

campaign).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  [MeziMes],  Nov.  3,  1808.  To  Comte 
D’Hunebourg  [General  Clarke  ] informing  him  that  he  is  forwarding 
two  reports  from  the  commander  at  A'erdun  relative  to  the  conduct 
of  the  First  Begiment  at  Vaucouleur. 

2792.  Morin  (Etienne — French  Protestant  divine,  professor  of  Oriental  Lan- 

guages at  Amsterdam).  L.S.  2 pp.  folio,  including  addressed  por- 
tion. Amsterdam,  July,  1688,  concerning  a translation  which  has 
not  been  completed.  , 

In  1694  the  writer  of  the  above  created  some  commotion  in  the  literary 
world  of  his  day  by  attempting  to  prove  in  a work  he  then  issued  that  the 
language  of  Paradise  was  Hebrew. 

2793.  Morivaux  (M.).  A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Arbois,  Dec.  1,  1791.  A personal 

letter  regarding  an  appointment  to  ]\L  Geunet  (?). 

2794.  Morghen  (Pafelle  S. — eminent  Italian  engraver).  Portrait,  full  bust. 

Line  engraving  by  Mediolani  after  Caronni.  4to,  with  margins. 

2795.  Morland  (Henry  E. — painter,  father  of  George).  The  Unlucky 

Boy.”  Mezzotint.  Heny.  Morland,  Inven.  et  pinxt.  Folio,  small 
margins. 

2796.  Morlot  (French  general).  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Paris,  le  22  Messidor, 

TAn  8 [July  10,  1800],  recommending  Citizen  Salvage  as  a good 
officer. 

2797.  Morny  (Charles  A.  L.  J. — reputed  son  of  Hortense  De  Beauharnois) . 

Portrait,  steel  engraving  by  Drouar.  4to. 

2798.  Mortemart  (C.  L.  De  Eochechouart,  Due  De — French  general 

and  diplomatist).  Official  A.L.S.  1 page  and  a half,  small  4to. 
Paris,  March  3,  1825. 

2799.  Mortier  (Edouard  A.  C.  J.,  Due  De  Trevise — Marshal  of  France, 

displayed  signal  bravery  on  the  field  at  Friedland,  1807).  L.S.  2 pp. 
folio.  Paris,  le  22  Germinal,  I’An  11  [April  11,  1803].  To  the  Alin- 
ister  of  War,  informing  him  that  he  has  issued  orders  ter  mobilize  the 
troops  under  his  command,  and  that  the  instruction  given  them  be 
made  the  most  of. 

2800.  Mortier  (Edou.yrd  A.  C.  J.,  Due  De  Trevise).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to. 

Paris,  April  21,  1802.  With  portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Lari- 
viere  peint.  To  the  Director  of  Artillery  at  St.  Laurent. 

.\dvising  him  that  a boat  load  of  poAvder  is  to  be  forwarded  to  St.  Denis 
from  Essonne.  and  telling  him  that  it  must  be  sent  under  guard  of  five 
moil  and  a sergeant. 

2801.  Mortier  (Edouard  A.  C.  J.,  Duo  De  Trevise).  L.S.  “ Fd.  Mortier.” 

1 p.  4to.  General  lTead(|uarfers  at  Breslau,  Oct.  27,  1807.  To  Gen- 
eral Clarke,  Minister  of  War  at  Paris. 

Acknowledges  the  receipt  of  Gen.  Clarke’s  letter  containing  orders  from 
the  Council  of  Administration,  that  all  arms  must  be  renewed  the  first  of 
each  year. 


2802.  ]\10KTTER  (fioOUARD  A.  C.  >h, 
in  nnifoi'iii,  on  horseback. 


Drc  De  Trevise).  Portrait,  full  length 
Line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

Paris,  n.cl. 


2803. 


Mortier  (Ldouard  a.  C.  J.,  Due 
on  horseback.  Line  engraving. 


De  Trevise).  Portrait,  in  uniform. 
In  colors.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 


2804.  Mortier,  Duperre,  &g.  Address  of  the  Chamljer  of  Peers^  to  Louis 
Philippe,  King  of  France,  giving  a summary  of  the  condition  of  the 
country,  and  hoping  that  the  king  will  adopt  vigorous  measures  to 
maintain  the  present  peace.  7 pp.  folio.  [Paris],  Aug.  10,  1831. 
Tied  with  blue  ribbon.  Signed  by  Pasquier,  Pres,  of  the  Chamber 
and  Chancellor  of  France,  Mortier,  Duke  of  d^revise  and  IMarshal  of 
France;  Duperrer,  Admiral  of  France,  and  two  others.  Five  signa- 
tures in  all. 


2805.  '\loRTLOCK  (Lewis — of  the  Sloop  of  War  Wolverine,  defeated  2 French 

luggers,  Jan.  3,  1799).  Portrait,  full  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved  by 
C.  Turner  after  T.  J.  Masquerier.  Stipple.  4to.  London,  1799 

2806.  Moscow.  Colored  view.  Folio.  London,  1815 

2807.  Moscow.  The  Kremlin,  ]\Ioscow.  In  colors.  Folio.  London,  1815 

2808.  Mottet  (M. — deputy).  A.Ij.S.  3 pp.  4to.  Paris,  Feb.  6,  1840.  A 

letter  of  thanks  for  kindnesses  shown. 


2809.  Mouchy  (Philippe  De  Kouailles,  Comte  De — Marshal;  defended 

Louis  XVI  when  the  palace  ivas  attacked  by  the  mob  in  1792 ; exe- 
cuted 1794).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  small  4to.  Eefers  to  the  procuring  of 
some  official  position  for  his  correspondent.  Versailles  [circa  1790]. 

2810.  Moulixs  (Jeax  FRAxgois  A. — French  general,  united  with  Gohier  to 

oppose  Bonaparte  in  the  coup  d’etat  of  the  18th  Brumaire).  A.L.S. 
1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Sept.  7,  1799.  To  Citizen  Loisel. 

Sending  certain  papers  that  wilt  show  the  extent  of  misdemeanors  com- 
mitted by  Royalist  employees  of  the  districts  of  Sambre,  etc. 

2811.  iVouLixs  (Jeax  Fraxqois).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uniform.  Line 

engraving.  Proof  on  India  paper,  before  all  letters.  8vo. 

2812.  AIouxier  (J.  Charles — French  general,  served  at  Arcoli,  etc.).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  folio.  Ormea  (Italy),  Oct.  2,  1795.  With  portrait,  on  India 
paper. 

2813.  Mouxt  ATirxox.  Pcsidence  of  Washington.  Tinted  lithograph  after 

Kollner.  4to.  Xew  York,  1848 

2814.  Mourgue  (SciPiEX — Minister  of  the  Interior).  A.L.S.,  1 p.  4to. 

Paris,  le  22  Fructidor,  I’An  X [Sept.  13,  1802],  returning  5 docu- 
ments to  M.  Perrigaux,  sent  him  to  be  authenticated. 

2815.  Mouter  axd  Croiseau  (French  officers).  Certificate  attesting  that  cer- 

tain articles  seized  at  Dourliach  were  the  property  of  the  8th  bat- 
talion. Ac.  2 pp.  4to.  Bauhenhein,  April  19,  1793.  With  wax  seal. 
Signed  by  Mouter  aud  Croiseau. 


281  fi.  Moutox-Duverxet  (R.  B. — French  general,  served  in  Guadaloupe,  at 
Toulon,  in  the  Spanish  Cainpaign,  &c.,  shot  by  the  Bourbons  be- 
cause of  his  faithfulness  to  Napoleon).  L.S,  1 p.  folio.  Lyon,  June 
10,  1815.  Informs  the  Prefect  of  the  Dept,  of  the  Rhone  that  he 
is  to  review  the  troops  on  the  following  day,  &c.  With  portrait. 

2817.  Mueller  (Ferd.,  Barox  Vox — eminent  Australian  botanist).  2 

A. L.S.  to  G.  S.  Davis  of  Detroit.  In  all,  11  pp.  1885-1892.  Re- 
garding certain  antidotes  for  poison. 

2818.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples — Marshal  of  France,  to  whom 

Bonaparte  gave  in  marriage  his  sister  Caroline,  pronounced  by  Na- 
poleon as  “the  best  cavalry  officer  in  Europe”).  A.L.S.  2 pp.  4to. 
Paris,  Feb.  4,  1803.  To  the  Minister  of  the  Interior. 

“ I have  the  honor  to  write  you,  Citizen  minister,  that  the  First  Consul, 
has  authorized  me  to  present  to  you.  as  candidate  for  the  office  of  Pre- 
fec-t  now  vacant,  the  citizen  Loreillot  Demars.  I have  the  honor  to  recall 
. to  you  the  interest  I take  in  him,  and  the  good  will  the  First  Consul  ' 
has  for  him.  Being  certain  that  you  will  be  delighted  to  give  a good 
reception  to  a man,  who  has  always  executed  his  duties  faithfully,  I have 
the  honor  to  salute  you.  J.  Murat.” 

2819.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  L.S'.  “Joachim.”  1 p.  4to. 

Dusseldorf,  April  11,  1806.  To  the  French  Council  of  State. 

An  interesting  letter  written  shortly  after  he  was  created  Grand  Duke 
of  Berg  and  Cleves,  asking  to  have  an  account  of  the  French  administra- 
tion, to  serve  as  a model  for  the  administration  of  the  Duchy  of  Berg  and 
Cleves,  etc. 

2820.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  A.L.S.  “Joachim,”  1 p.  4to. 

Madrid,  April  9,  1808.  Regarding  the  sum  of  2,000  fr.  and  with 
mention  of  General  Belliard. 

2821.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  L.S.  “Joachim  Napoleon,” 

1 p.  4to.  Paris,  Dec.  7,  1809.  To  the  Count  d’Hunebourg,  Minis- 
ter of  War. 

Writer  requests  recipient  to  recall  to  the  Emperor's  mind  the  petition 
sent  in  some  time  before  regarding  certain  conscripts,  that  they  may  be 
made  ready  for  active  service  the  following  .spring. 

2822.  AIurat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform, 

wearing  cocked  hat.  “ Murat,  general  des  Armees  de  la  Republique.” 

F.  Bonneville,  del  et  sculp.  8vo. 

2823.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform. 

“ Gioacchino  Napoleone,  re  delle  due  Sicilie.”  8vo. 

2824.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform. 

Proof  on  India  paper,  before  all  letters.  8vo. 

2825.  Murat  (Joachim,  Kixg  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform,  wear- 

ing hat  with  feathers,  entitled  “ S.A.Imp.  Joachim  Napoleon,  Roi 
de  Naples  & do  Sidle,  Gd.  Amiral  de  France,”  also  portrait  of  Caro- 
line Marie  A.  Bonaparte  on  same  plate,  entitled  “ S.A.Imp.  Marie 
Annunciade  Caroline,  Soeur  de  FEmpr.  Reine  de  Naples  & de  Sidle.” 
Grave  par  Choubard,  dessine  par  Lafond  je.  Stipple.  Folio. 


2826.  Murat  (Joachim,  King  Of  Naples).  Portraits  (1),  bust  in  uniform, 

and  (2)  full  length  in  uniform,  the  latter  after  Bourdet.  4to  ana 
8vo.  2 pieces. 

2827.  Muiut  (Joachim,  King  Of  Naples).  Jhirtrait,  half  length,  in  uni- 

form. Kuotte  sculp.  Gros  pinxt.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors,  por- 
tions touched  up  by  hand.  4to,  cut  close  and  neatly  inlaid. 

2828.  Murat  (Joachim,  King  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  half  length,  in  uni- 

form. Swebach  del.  Grave  par  Landelle.  Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2829.  Murat  (Joaciiim,  King  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  half  length  in  uni- 

form. Euotte  sculp.  Gregorius  delt.  Gros  pinxt.  Stipple,  holio. 
Fine  impression. 

2830.  Murat  (Joachim,  King  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Kados  inc.  Bosio  die.  Stipple.  8vo. 

2831.  Murat  (Joachim,  King  Of  Naples).  Portrait,  Joachim  Napoleon, 

Hoi  de  Naples,"’  full  length  in  uniform,  Bosselman  [sc.J.  Stipple. 
12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2832.  Murat  (Napoleon  A. — son  of  the  King  of  Naples,  emigrated  to  Flor- 

ida). A.L.S.  1 p.  4to.  New  Orleans,  March  15,  1837.  An  urgent 
request  for  money. 

2833.  Murat  (Prince  Lucien — 2nd  son  of  Murat,  King  of  Naples).  A.L.S. 

1 p.  4to.  n.p.  June  25,  n.y.  To  an  unnamed  general.  With  2 por- 
traits. 

Informs  his  correspondent  that  the  Emperor  had  alreadj’  advised  him 
of  the  news  which  the  general  had  just  communicated,  etc. 

2834.  Mustapha  Ben-Ismail — Arabian  chief,  and  able  adversary  of  Abd-el- 

Kader,  against  whom  he  fought  in  cooperation  with  the  French,  who 
gave  him  the  rank  of  general).  1).S.  1 p.  folio.  Oran,  April  30, 

1837. 


DOCUMENTS  SIGNED  BY  NAPOLEON. 

The  28  signatures  of  the  Emperor  appended  to  these  papers  include  most 
of  those  enumerated  by  Mr.  Sainsbury  on  his  well-known  list  of  facsimiles 
published  by  Charles  Tilt,  London,  1836,  together  with  several  others  that 
do  not  seem  to  appear  thereon.  Nevertheless,  the  signatures  here  catalogued  are 
all  genuine,  and  simply  show  the  natural  variations  that  might  have  occurrcH 
in  writing  these  signatures  at  different  periods  and  under  changed  conditions. 

2835.  Napoleon,  L.S.  1 p.  extended  to  small  4to.  Ollioules,  1 du  4 moin 

[Nivose].  December  21,  1793,  Signed,  in  full,  Buonaparte.” 

A fine,  early  signature  about  the  time  he  was  at  Toulon,  and  before  he 
was  made  general.  Orders  a commandant  to  rejoin  his  company  at 
Handol. 

2836.  Napoleon.  L.S.  1 p.  folio.  Marathon,  le  24  Fructidor,  FAn  11  [Sep- 

tember 11,  1793].  Helative  to  the  furnishing  of  wheat  and  the  pay- 
ment therefor.  Signed,  in  ftdl,  “ Buonaparte.” 


2837.  jSTapoleon.  Three  lines  and  signature  in  his  autograph,  on  a portion 

of  a letter  iil  another  hand.  Oblong  8vo,  inlaid.  [IMov.  15,  1794]. 
AVith  portrait  of  ISTapoleon  as  a prisoner  at  ISTice.  (2  pieces). 

Lines  commence — “ Recoiitmend^  an  Ministre  de  la  Guerre,  with 
signature, — Buonaparte,”  in  full. 

2838.  Napoleon.  D.S.  1 p.  folio,  inlaid.  Paris,  le  17  Plnviose,  FAn  lY. 

[Feb.  6,  1796].  To  the  “Ministre  de  la  Marine”  about  the  transfer 
of  an  officer.  Signed,  in  full,  Buonaparte,”  with  three  lines  in  his 
autograph  erased. 

In  this  document  Buonaparte  is  titled,  “ General  en  chef  de  I’Armee  de 
I’Interieur.” 

2839.  Napoleon.  A.L.S.  from  Faypoult.  2 pp.  folio.  Genoa,  le  17  Yen- 

deiniaire,  FAn  Y [October  9,  1796].  Napoleon  has  signed  on  top 
margin,  “ Bonaparte,”  without  the  “ u.  ” Laid  in  is  a portrait,  ob- 
long 12mo,  after  Johannot.  (2  pieces). 

Long  and  interesting  A.  L.  S.  from  G.  C.  Faypoult  de  Maisoncelle,  Min- 
ister Plenipotentiary  at  Genoa.  Mentions  the  King  of  Naples,  the  arrest 
of  Governor  Olivieri  whose  death-warrant  Bonaparte  signs,  the  arrest  of 
others,  mostly  brigands,  &c. 

2840.  Napoleon.  L.S.  2 pp.  4to,  [Cairo],  le  30  Germinal,  FAn  YI  [Aj)ril 

20,  1798].  Signed,  “Bonaparte,”  General  en  Chef  de  FArmee 
d’Angleterre.  Laid  in  is  a portrait,  8vo,  of  Napoleon  in  Egypt. 

To  the  Minister  of  War  relative  to  the  appointment  of  Surgeon-in-chief 
at  the  Invalides,  Paris,  of  one  who  acted  in  the  same  capacity  in  the  army, 
but  who  is  now  unfitted  for  further  field-service. 

Documents  signed  by  Napoleon  while  in  Egypt  are  very  scarce. 

2841.  Napoleon.  D.S.  on  Native  Glazed  Paper,  1 p.  tall  folio  (folded). 

[Aboussio,  Egypt],  le  3 Messidore,  FAn  A^II  [June  21,1799].  Signed 
in  full,  “ Bonaparte,”  as  General-in-Chief. 

Letter  from  an  Arab  chief  of  the  tribe  of  Azzale,  written  in  Arabic, 
with  French  translation  on  same  sheet,  in  which  he  informs  Napoleon  con- 
cerning an  attack  made  by  some  of  his  soldiers  upon  his  domicile,  the 
robbery  thereof,  and  prays  for  redress,  &c.  Naimleon  orders  the  Com- 
mandant [at  Ghira]  to  report  on  occurrence. 

2842.  Napoleon.  D.S.  3 pp.  folio,  le  28  Frimaire,  FAn  YIII  [Paris,  De- 

cember 18,  1799].  Eapport  aux  Consuls  de  la  Pepublique.  Signa- 
ture, on  margin,  “ Buonaparte,”  in  full,  with  two  lines  in  his  auto- 
graph. 

Notice  from  the  Minister  of  War,  Louis  Alexandre  Berthier,  with  drSft 
of  a statement  of  an  ex-chief  of  a .squadron  of  horse,  requesting  reinstate- 
ment, &c.  The  report  is  signed, — “Alex  Berthier” 

2843.  Napoleon.  Passport  of  Joseph  Bonaparte  and  family.  4 pp.  folio, 

vellum.  Paris,  le  premier  Brumaire,  FAn  IX.  [October  22,  1800]. 
Signed  “ Bonaparte  ” as  First  Consul. 

Countersigned  by  Charles  Maurice  Talleyrand.  Mini.ster  of  Foreign  Af- 
fairs, and  Ungues  B.  Maret.  Secretary  of  State.  With  seal  of  the  Republic, 
and  engraved  symbolical  figure. 


2844.  Napolkox.  List  of  Caiididates  for  J^rouiotioii,  with  nieinoraiida  in  the 
autogra])h  of  Napoleon,  granting  or  refusing,  as  noted.  4 pp.  folio. 
Lhidated,  but  probaldy  sonietiine  in  180(1,  and  in  conforinity  with  the 
“ Acte  C’onstitutionnei  ” of  Aug.  27,  of  that  year.  Stitched  top  and 
bottom,  with  the  Tri-color  ribbon. 


An  unusuau  uocumknt,  presented  by  the  Minister  of  War  to  tlie  Em- 
peror, and  giving  a list  of  thirty  names  of  members  of  the  arnii'-corps 
reca)mmended  for  promotion,  occasioned  ))j'  the  deatli,  re.signation.  or 
transfer  of  otliers.  In  22  instances  Napoleon  has  written  “ accorde  ” ; in 
7.  “refuse”;  and  in  one  Inot  decipherai)le].  The  names  listed  include, — 
Mallet,  Chorant,  Frelois,  Dumoulin,  Bruges,  Bichomme,  &c.,  names  not 
readily  i)laced  historically,  though  a number  may  have  become  famous 
later.  The  document  has  been  carefully  ruled  in  ink  and  pencil,  and  de- 
scribes the  places  to  be  tilled,  names  and  grades  of  the  soldiers  proi»osed. 


&c. 


2845.  Xafolkox.  A French  translation,  in  several  autographs,  of  an  Extract 
from  an  English  letter.  4 pp.  small  4to.  London,  duly  17  [Xo 
year,  l)ut  circa  1800  |.  On  this  Xapoleon  has  countersigned  an  un- 
usual “XF,”  with  three  lines  in  his  autograph,  and  an  erasure-line 
across  several  words;  also,  a sheet,  8vo,  containing  5 lines  said  to 
be  in  the  autograph  of  Xapoleon,  unsigned,  excejd  for  a curved  stroke 
between  two  i)eriods.  X.p.n.d.  (2  pieces,  pinned  together). 

Extract  is  an  account  of  affairs  in  England;  mentions  the  names  of 
[Isaac]  Corry,  Chancellor  of  the  [Irish]  Excluaiuer,  and  others.  The  five 
lines  of  autograph  contain  instructions  to  a certain  citizen  to  have  a uew 
copy  in  French  made  of  the  Extract  attached  f(»r  imblication  in  the 
“ Moniteur.”  If  the  curved  stroke  noted  be  one  of  Napoleon’s  abbreviated 
signatures,  it  is  unknown  to  Sainsbury.  Both  pieces  are  from  the  collec- 
tion of  Charles  Fontaine,  with  his  stamp. 


2846.  Xapoleon.  D.S.  1 ]).  oblong  folio,  on  A'ellum,  Paris,  le  quatorze  Ven- 
tbse,  I’An  Xl  []\Iarch  8,  1808].  Certificate  of  Promotion  of  Brigadier 
Armand  Buland.  Signature,  in  full,  of  Bonaparte,”  as  First  Con- 
sul. (Folded). 

Fine  Document,  with  engraved  plate  of  a symbolical  figure,  and  seal. 
Countersigned  by  Alex.  Berthier,  Minister  of  War,  and  Ungues  B.  Maret, 
Secretary  of  State. 


2847.  Xapoleon.  Appointment  of  Citizen  Larche,  President  Tribunal  of 
Appeal.  1 ]).  oblong  folio.  Vellum  (folded).  Saint  Cloud,  le  22 
Prairial,  I'An  XI.  jJune  11,  1803].  Signed  ‘^Bonaparte.’"  Also, 
contains  signatures  of  [J.  A.]  Cha])tal,  iMi'nister  of  the  Interior,  and 
Hugiies  B.  i\Iaret,  Secretary  of  State. 


2818. 


Xapoleon.  L.S.  2 pp.,  folio.  Paris,  le  20  Xivose,  FAn  12.  [January 
11,  1804].  Signed  in  full,  '^Bonaparte.”  IVith  seal  of  the  Bepublic. 

To  Cardinal  Carlo  Erskine,  thanking  him  for  his  expressions  of  attach- 
ment for  him,  &c.  Countei'sigiuHl  by  [.T.  E.  M.]  I’ortalis,  one  of  the  re- 
organizers of  the  Catholic  Church  in  France,  and  at  this  time  Counsellor 
of  State;  and.  Ungues  B.  IMaret,  ^'Secretary  of  State. 


2840.  XAt>OLEON.  S.  from  [J.  F.  A.]  Dejean,  :\f inistre-Directeur,  Bureau  de 
ITrabillemcnt  et  du  Cainpement.  2 p]).  folio.  [I'aris],  ]e  ler  jour 
Complementaire,  lh\n  XIII  [180.5].  To  Xajioleon  relative  to  pension 
foi  a member  of  the  .Vrmy  of  tlie  (h'ient.  Signed  on  margin.  “ Xa- 
])ol(‘oii  ' in  the  abbreviated  style  be  had  then  commenced  to  assume, 
together  with  the  word  accorde  ” in  his  autograph. 


2850.  ISrAPOLP]OX.  Bapport  FEmpereiir  [par]  Ministere  cle  la  Guerre  [le] 

Bureau  cle  TArtillerie.  1 p.  folio.  [Paris],  June  18,  1806.  Signed 
NP  ” on  left  margin.  Laid  in  is  a portrait  of  Xapoleon,  folio. 

This  report  is  signed  by  Dejean,  and  concerns  the  prices  and  manu- 
facture of  guns,  certain  brands  of  which  cannot  be  made  as  cheaply  at 
Turin  as  they  can  he  at  St.  Etienne. 

4 

2851.  N’apoleox.  A.L.S.  from  the  Prince  Sulkowski  to  “ Sa  Majeste  I’Ein- 

pereur  Erangais  et  Boi  cPItalie,”  3 pp.  folio.  Czenstochau,  March 
28,  1807.  Mentions  certain  affairs  in  Silesia,  Prince  Jerome  Xa- 
poleon,  &c.  Signed  Xap,”  on  margin,  x\pril  5,  1807. 

Sulkowski  was  a Polish  General  who  served  with  distinction  under 
Napoleon,  was  with  him  all  through  the  Italian  campaign,  &c.,  and  to 
whom  the  Emperor  was  sincerely  attached.  Interesting  letter. 

2852.  Xapoleox.  L.S.  1 p.  Ito,  inlaid.  Yittoria,  Xovemher  8,  1808.  Signed 

XP.”  To  “Prince  de  Xeufchatel  ” [Berthier?]  mentioning  a de- 
cree to  he  made  known  to  the  Generals,  &c.,  and  to  he  official!}"  issued 
by  the  Minister  of  War. 

2853.  Xapoleox.  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  from  a Colonel  of  Artillery.  Yienne,  June 

G,  1809.  Stating  condition  of  two  wounded  soldiers,  and  suggesting 
military  recompense  for  them.  Signed  “Xap”  on  left  margin,  with 
tAvo  lines  of  autograph.  IVith  cut  of  the  Emperor.  (2  pieces). 

2854.  Xapoleon.  A.L.S.  1 p.  folio,  from  Emile,  Prince  de  Messe.  Darm- 

stadt, Oct.  29,  1809.  Signed  in  upper  left-corner,  “ XP,”  with  several 
lines  in  the  Emperor’s  autograph  Avhich  have  been  partly  obliterated. 

Regrets  the  departure  of  Xapoleon  for  Schonbrunn,  the  inability  to 
receive  orders  from  him,  &c. 

2855.  Xapoleon.  L.S.  commencing  “ Sire.”  2 pp.  folio,  from  Xapoleon’s 

sister  Elisa,  n.p.  [but  probably  in  Tuscany],  July  12  [circa  1810]. 
Signed  “ XP,”  Avith  a line  of  his  handwriting. 

A very  interesting  letter  from  Marie  Anne  Elisa  Buonaparte,  sister  of 
Xapoleon,  Princess  of  Piomhino  and  Grand  Duchess  of  Tuscany,  in  which 
she  reports  the  condition  of  affairs  of  Lncques,  mentions  Talleyrand, 
Prince  of  Renevent,  the  work  on  a grand  canal  from  I.ake  Bientina,  asks 
that  boundaries  he  definitely  settled,  &c.  Signed, — “ Your  most  devoted 
and  suhmissive  sister.” 

2856.  Xapoleon.  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  inlaid,  St.  Cloud,  September  10,  1810. 

Signed  on  left  top-margin  “ XP,”  Avith  the  Avord  “ accorde  ” and  date 
St  Cloud,  le  11.  7th.  ISIO. 

Letter  is  signed  by  Bessieres.  Duke  of  Istria.  and  concerns  the  transfer 
of  a light-armed  grenadier  to  the  Chasseurs.  Bessieres  Avas  instrumental 
in  placing  .loseph  Bonaparte  on  the  throne. 

2857.  Xapoleon.  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  from  ]\Iarshal  Berthier,  *jigned  “ Alex- 

andre.” Paris,  IMay  23,  1811.  Concerning  a Portuguese  General, 
his  Avife,  &c.  Countersigned  on  left  margin,  “ XP  ” with  one  line 
in  his  autograph. 

This  Report  is  made  to  Xapoleon  as, — L’Einpereur  et  Roi.”  Berthier 
signs  as, — “ Le  prince  de  AVagram  et  de  Xeuchatel.” 


2858.  Nai’OLeox.  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  from  the  Due  do  Feltro  [Jleiiri  J.  G.  Clarke, 
IMinister  of  War  under  Napoleon  and  Louis  XVDIl  |,  Paris,  Juno  17, 
1812.  Concerns  a proposition  for  extending  the  services  of  a certain 
squadron  of  horse,  &c.  Countersigned  on  left  margin,  with  the 

word  accorde  ’’  in  Napoleon’s  autograph. 


2859. 


N.vt’oleon.  D.S.  1 p.  oblong  folio,  vellum.  Paris  [TuileriesJ,  Jan- 
uary Id,  181.‘).  \\'arrant  of  the  Chevalier  Pemy,  for  military  service. 
Signed  “NP,”  and  countersigned  by  the  Due  de  Masset,  Minister  of 
Justice.  (Folded  twice;  with  portrait.) 


Interesting  document  wlierein  the  Emperor  is  titled, — “Napoleon,  par  le 
grace  de  Dieu,  Emperenr  des  Frangais,  Roi  d’ltalie,  Protecteur  de  a Con- 
federation du  Ithin,  Mediateur  de  la  Confederation  Suisse,  &c.”  With 
the  contracted  signature  in  heavy  strokes. 


28G0.  Napoleon.  L.S.  1 p.  small  4to,  inlaid.  Paris,  January  1,  1814. 
Signed  with  the  contracted  ^‘NP  ” (somewhat  stained). 

Letter  is  addressed  “ Mon  Frere,”  and  ends  with  “ Votre  affectiounC 
frere : but  to  which  brother  of  the  three  is  ludviiown.  The  Emperor 
thanks  him  for  his  New  Year  greetings,  and  expresses  his  satisfaction 
relative  to  an  accident  to  his  niece  which  has  not  resulted  seriously. 

2861.  Napoleon.  L.S.  1 p.  folio,  inlaid.  Paris,  June  8,  1815.  Signed 
‘‘  NP,”  with  the  word  “ approve  ” in  his  autograph. 

From  the  Prince  of  Eckmuhl,  Louis  Nicolas  Davoust,  Marshal  of  France 
and  Minister  of  ^yar,  concerning  the  appointment  of  an  officer.  There  are 
several  other  signatures  on  letter  which  was  written  ten  days  before  the 
battle  of  Waterloo. 


2862.  Napoleon.  Five  lines  in  P>uonaparte’s  autograph,  partly  erased,  on 
slip  of  paper,  inlaid  to  folio.  As  near  as  can  be  deciphered,  extract 
concerns  re-enforcements  for  some  point,  n.p.n.d. 


2863.  Napoleon.  Four  sheets  of  Napoleon’s  water-marked  paper,  all  ditferent, 

two  containing  portraits  of  Napoleon,  and  the  others  the  Imperial 
Eagle,  said  to  have  been  taken  from  his  carriage  at  Waterloo.  Folio. 

2864.  Napoleon.  Two  similar  sheets,  one  with  portrait  of  Napoleon,  the  other 

with  the  eagle. 

2865.  Napoleon.  A small  piece  of  cloth  said  to  have  been  cut  from  Na- 

poleon’s carriage,  captured  at  Waterloo,  June  1815,  also  a piece 
of  fringe  said  to  have  been  cut  from  Napoleon’s  coronation  carriage. 
Mounted  on  card.  2 pieces. 

2866.  Napoleon  [Letters,  etc.,  relating  to].  Manuscript  copies  of  the  fol- 

lowing: (1)  Extract  from  Moniteur  announcing  that  Bonaparte  has 
been  made  a member  of  The  Institute  of  Paris,  Dec.  26,  1797.  1 p. 
folio;  (2)  Notice  of  Bonaparte’s  election  to  membership  in  the 
Academic  des  Inscriptions  et  Belles-Lettres.”  Dec.  30,  1797.  1 p. 
12mo;  (3)  Translation  of  letter  from  Naples,  Julv  30.  1805,  rel- 
ative to  eruption  of  IMt.  Vesuvius.  2 pp.  folio;  (4)  Letter  from’Car- 
not  concerning  Napoleon  as  “Protecteur  de  I’lnstitute.”  Paris 
April,  10  [1811].  1 p.  4to.  Together,  4 pieces. 


2867.  Kapoleox.  A well  written  inanuscript  of  9 pao;es,  4to,  entitled,  ‘‘■’The 
Conduct  and  Protest  of  the  Guard,’’  Ipv  Paul,  a soldier  of  the  Im- 
])erial  Guard,  also  several  pages  of  patriotic  songs,  in  different  hands. 

1815 

All  interesting  inannscript  in  which  the  writer  pays  a tribute  to  Napo- 
leon. for  whom  every  soldier  would  have  shed  his  blood.  He  protests 
against  the  action  of  the  king  [Charles  X.]  in  having  about  him  foreigners 
and  nobles  who  deserted  their  country,  etc. 


POPTEAITS  OF  AWPOLEOAG 

2868.  Aapoleox.  Oval  portrait  in  oils  on  panel.  By  Horace  Yernet.  Bust 

in  uniform,  wearino-  cocked  hat,  looking-  left.  Emblematical  gilt 
frame. 

This  portrait  in  oils  was  purchased  by  the  present  owner  at  the  sale  of 
the  effects  of  the  late  R.  F.  Cooke,  late  partner  of  John  Murray,  the  well- 
known  English  publisher,  50  Albermarle  Street.  London,  England.  It 
was  sold  by  Messrs.  Sotheby,  'Wilkinson  and  Hodge,  June  18,  1892,  with 
the  following  description,  which  is  pasted  on  the  back : 

“ 1022.  Napoleon  I,  by  Yernet,  in  oils. 

*,^*This  portrait  was  given  by  Napoleon  at  St.  Helena,  to  his  surgeon 
OAIeara,  who  gave  it  to  Thomas  Moore,  the  poet.” 

I.ater  it  [or  a drawing  of  it],  passed  into  the  pos.session  of  Joel  Barlow 
author  of  “The  Columbiad,”  etc.,  and  a stipple  engraving  was  made  from 
it  [see  following  lot],  with  the  inscription  “Napoleon  Bonaparte,  Emperor 
of  the  French,  from  an  original  drawing  made  for  and  in  the  possession 
of  the  late  Joel  Barlow,  Esq.  Engraved  by  "W.  Nicholls.” 

Accompanying  the  portrait  is  a letter  from  Messrs.  Sotheby  to  the  owner 
regarding  its  purchase. 

2869.  Aapoleox,  l)ust  in  uniform.  Engraved  in  stipple  by  AV.  Xicholls  (after 

Horace  A^ernet) . 4to.  (See  preceding  lot) . London,  undated 

2870.  Xapoleox.  “Bonaparte  I.  Consul  de  la  Eep.  Franc.”  Full  bust  in 

oval,  in  uniform.  Audouin  sculp.  P.  Bouillon  del.  Eepresentation  of 
the  battle  of  Marengo  beneath.  Line  engraving.  In  colors.  Folio. 
Framed  and  glazed.  Paris,  n.d. 

2871.  Xapoleox.  “ Souvenirs  de  I’Empereur,”  containing  bust  portrait,  in 

uniform,  no  hat,  surrounded  l)y  various  scenes,  from  the  siege  of 
Toulon  to  his  tonil)  at  St.  Helena.  Graves  . . . de  J.  Heinrigs. 

Folio.  Berlin,  n.d. 

2872.  Xapoleox,  luist  in  uniform,  no  liat,  left  hand  at  breast.  Litliograph. 

Proof  in  open  letters  on  India  paper.  Unsigned.  Folio. 

2873.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  with  two  facsimiles  of  signature, 

with  colored  view  of  Porto  Ferrajo  and  colored  map.  Folio. 

London,  1816 

2874.  Napoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  gi-eat  coat  and  cocked  hat.  Orig- 

inal pencil  drawing,  signed  “ C.  Bradley,  1878.”  Large  folio. 

2875.  Napoleon.  “La  Felicite  do  la  France,”  containing  medallion  portraits 

of  Napoleon  and  jMarie  Louise.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  Folio. 


287().  NAroLEOX,  bust  in  nnifonii,  in  gronp  witli  iMiirie  Louise  ainl  the  King 
of  Romo.  Line.  Unsigned.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 


2877.  Kapoleon.  The  same.  Roeliard,  del.  and  sculpt. 

2878.  Xapoleox,  statue-bust  on  column,  with  large  full-length  figure  of 

Father  Time  kneeling  before  it,  Avitli  broken  scythe  in  one  hand. 
Drawn  with  pen-and-ink,  and  washed.  Unsigned.  Folio. 

2879.  Xapoleox,  “ Xapoleon  Lalloriim  Primus  Imperator,  ARpie  Rex 

Italiae,”  bust,  Emperor’s  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Stip])le,  llenricus. 
Ruguet  delinea^’it.  Printed  in  colors,  touched  up  l)y  hand.  Folio. 


2880.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust  in  military  coat,  facing  iMarie  Louise, 
Peace  and  War  with  imperial  crown  and  eagle  above 
Stipple.  Unsigned.  On  tinted  paper.  Folio. 


figures  of 
the  Imsts. 


2881.  Xapoleox,  circular  bust  as  Premier  Consul.  Mezzotint.  Levachez, 
sculp.  Underneath  is  a scene  of  the  Bataille  de  Marengo.  Du- 
plessis-Bertaux,  del.  The  whole  surrounded  by  a border  in  line. 
Folio. 


2882.  Xapoleox,  bust  onl}^  with  inscription.  Mezzotint  and  line.  8vo. 

2883.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  croAvn  of  laurel,  representation 

of  the  battle  of  Austerlitz  beneath.  Composee,  dessinee,  et  gravee 
par  Duplessi-Bertaux,  terminee  par  Bovinet.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

2884.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned,  to- 

gether Avith  facsimiles  of  tAA’o  signatures,  a colored  vicAV  of  Porto 
Ferrajo,  and  colored  map  of  the  Island  of  Elba.  On  1 sheet,  folio. 

London,  1816 


2885.  Xapoleox.  small  bust,  embroidered  coat,  in  colors,  at  the  top  of  sheet 

containing  a rebus  on  Bonaparte,  the  figures  also  in  colors.  Folio. 

Paris,  n.d. 

2886.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  sAvord,  books,  foliage,  etc.,  beneath.  J. 

Landseer  fecit.  W.  M.  Craig  delint.  Line  engraving.  Proof  on 
India  paper.  Folio.  London,  1797 

2887.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  left  hand  at  breast.  Lithograph 

after  G.  Bodmer.  Proof  on  India  paper  before  letters.  Folio. 

2888.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform.  Avearing  cocked  hat,  together  Avith  portraits 

of  Xcy,  Desaix  and  Kleber.  All  12mo,  and  full  bust.  Lefevre  del. 
et  sc.,  biographical  accounts  of  all.  Excerpt,  on  folio  sheet. 

2889.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  GraA^e  par  P.  Audouin.  dessine 

d’apres  nature  par  Yauthier.  Line  engraving.  Folio  (thinned  in 
several  places).  ' " Paris,  n.d. 

2890.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  Avith 

facsimiles  of  signatures.  Folio. 

2891.  X-APOLEOX,  bust,  state  robes,  no  hat.  T.  Bouilliard  deliueavit  & sculpsit. 

Line  engraving.  Large  folio.  Full  margins.  Paris,  n.d. 


2892.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  2 signatures,  colored  view  of  Porto 

Ferrajo  and  map  of  Elba,  also  colored.  On  1 sheet,  folio. 

London,  1816 

2893.  Napoleon,  medallion  bust,  allegorical  border,  P.  H.  Toncis,  sen.  Line. 

Folio.  Proof  before  inscription. 

2891:.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  looking  left,  no  hat;  on  same  sheet  por- 
traits of  Marie  Louise,  Napoleon  II.  and  Pius  Yll.  all  within  orna- 
mental frames.  Line.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

2895.  Napoleon,  sculptured  bust,  facing  left.  Cajetanus  Bossa  delin.  et 

sculpt.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

2896.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  symbolical  print,  inscription 

in  German  commencing  “ Die  Ketten  so  er  uns  geschmiedet,  nun 
lasten  sie  auf  ihm  allein,”  etc.,  view  of  Elba,  etc.  Stipple.  Folio. 

Nurnberg,  n.d. 

2897.  Napoleon,  another  copy  of  the  same  in  colors. 

2898.  Napoleon,  bust  in  floral  oval,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Lit.  Zan- 

noli.  India  paper.  Folio. 

2899.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  with  hat,  surrounded  by  groups  of  battle- 

flags,  munitions  of  war,  Egyptian  sphinxes,  &c.  “ Le  Temple  de  la 
Gloire.  Egypte.  Italie.”  Lith.  Kobert  et  Blouet.  Folio. 

[Paris,  n.d.] 

2900.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Grave  par  P. 

Audouin,  dessine  d’apres  nature  par  Vauthier.  Line.  Small  folio. 

2901.  Napoleon.  “ Eaccolta  di  varj  Ee  d’ltalia.”  Portraits  of  the  different 

kings  of  Italy,  including  Napoleon,  full  bust,  also  representation  of 
the  crown.  18  figures  on  one  sheet.  G.  B.  L.  incise  all’  acquaforte. 
Folio. 

2902.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Mezzotint 

by  S.  Arlent  Edwards,  signed  by  the  engraver.  China  paper.  Small 
folio. 

2903.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel  [Mezzotint  by 

Levachez],  battle  scene  beneath.  8vo,  on  small  folio  sheet. 

2904.  Napoleon,  sculptured  full  bust,  wreath  of  laurel,  two  women  about  to 

place  garlands  of  flowers  about  his  neck.  F.  Ltd.  Goeury  sculpsit. 
Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  Folio. 

2905.  Napoleon,  bust  on  pedestal,  long  hair.  Liberty  placing  wreath  on  head. 

History  taking  notes,  and  Peace  in  the  air  with  sword  and  scales. 
In  colors.  Line.  Unsigned.  Four  lines  in  Italian  underneath. 
Folio. 


2906.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  wearing  cocked  hat.  J.  F.  Krethlow  sc.  J.  F. 

Bolt  del.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  4to.  Berlin,  1806 


2907.  Napoleox^  bust,  Consul’s  robes,  facing  left,  long  hair.  B.  Aiulouin, 

sculpt.  P.  Bouillon  del.  View  of  the  Battle  of  iMarengo  Ijeneatb. 
lane  engraving.  Small  folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

2908.  NAl’OLEO^^  bust  in  uniform,  wreath  of  laurel.  ]\Iezz(jtint  (by  Levacliez). 

Napoleon  le  Grand,  Empereur  des  Fran^-ais,  Poi  d’ltalie,”  etc., 
representation  of  the  Battle  of  Marengo  beneath.  8vo,  on  small 
folio  sheet. 

2909.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  facsimiles  of  signatures  as 

Napoleon  and  first  Consul.  Stipple.  8vo,  on  folio  sheet.  Proof  on 
India  paper. 

2910.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat,  arms  folded.  AC 

Mauduit,  sculp.  Guibert  del.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  4to. 

’ Paris,  n.d. 

2911.  Napoleon,  bust  on  square  ground,  in  uniform,  with  hat,  arms  folded. 

‘^Empereur  des  Fran^ais.”  Stipple.  Louis  Lacoste,  del.  et  sculp. 
With  letter  N ” within  radiated  lines,  underneath.  -Ito. 

2912.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  medals.  Stipple.  4to. 

2913.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  laurel  and  other  decorations.  Litho- 

graph. 4to.  Mlinchen,  n.d. 

2914.  Napoleon,  Napoleone  il  Grande,”  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  I),  e 

grave  per  J.  Maina,  Stipple.  4to. 

2915.  Napoleon,  bust,  military  coat,  no  hat.  Dessine  et  grave  par  Jean 

Andre  L’Allemand  a A’ienne,  18U4.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors,  por- 
tions touched  up  by  hand.  4to. 

2916.  Napoleon.  Napoleon  le  Grand,”  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Grave 

par  Mecou,  peint  par  J.  Isabey,  1812.  Stipple.  Open  letters.  4to. 

2917.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat.  C.  H.  Hodges,  sculp. 

J.  T.  Euica  pinxit.  Mezzotint,  probably  proof  before  inscription, 
small  margins.  4to, 

2918.  Napoleon,  bust,  EmperoFs  robes,  wreath  of  laurel,  also  portrait  of 

jNIarie-Louise,  Empress’s  robes,  wearing  crown.  Dessine  par  E . . .. 
Termine  par  Bensit.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors,  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2919.  Napoleon,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  III,  and  Alexander  I,  3 busts  in  a group, 

in  uniform,  sceptres  intertwined  with  laurel  wreath,  underneath,  Avith- 
in  ornamental  border.  B,  H.  Bendix,  fee.  1807.  3 lines  in  German. 
Mezzotint.  4to.  Berlin;  A.  Philipson 

2920.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes,  Avreath  of  laurel.  Grave  par  Ernst 

Thelott,  dessine  par  Desnoyers.  Stipple,  4to. 

2921.  Napoleon,  ‘'Buonaparte,  erster  Consul  der  Franz;  Eepubl,  Gebohren 

zu  Ajacis  in  Corsica  den  15  August  1769,”  bust  in  oval,  long  hair,  no 
hat.  Zu  findeii  bey  den  Gebriidern  Klauber.  4to. 


2922.  Napoleon^  oval  bust  in  nniform  with  hat,  facing  left.  Line.  In  colors. 

8ao.  Paris;  Tessari  & Co.,  n.d. 

2923.  Xapoleox,  General  Buonaparte,”  bust  in  oval,  long  hair,  no  hat. 

Grave  par  Le  Drive  a Paris,  tlessine  par  Hileure  Le  Dru.  Stipple. 
4to. 

2924.  iNAPOLEON,  “Buonaparte  general  en  Chef  de.l’armee  d’ltalie,”  full  bust 

in  oval,  long  hair.  Grave  par  G.  Jean  Boggi  a Milan.  Stipple  in 
brown.  (Small  hole  in  margin  repaired.)  4to. 

2925.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed, 4to. 

2926.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Engraved  by  S.  Cousins,  from 

the  original  by  R.  Lefevre.  Mezzotint.  Proof  before  inscription. 
India  paper.  4to. 

2927.  Napoleon,  “Napoleon  le  Grand,”  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  facing- 

right,  sword  and  laurel  beneath.  Lelnnann  in  Berlin.  Stipple  and 
outline.  4to. 

2928.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Grave  par  By. 

Roger,  dessine  par  J.  Guerin.  Line  and  stipjDle.  In  colors.  4to. 

2929.  Napoleon,  “ N Bonaparte,  ler  Consul,’’  silhouetted  bust  in  oval,  long 

hair,  no  hat.  Grave  p.  Lasquelion,  dess.  p.  Yilleneuve.  Line  and 
stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2930.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  facing  front,  no  hat.  B.  Roger,  sc.  Luneret 

pinx.  Line  and  stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2931.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  4to. 

2932.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  le  Grand  et  Marie  Louise  unis  par  le  Genie  de  la 

Paix,”  bust  of  each  in  oval.  Girard,  sculp.  Boizot  del.  Stipple. 
4to. 

2933.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  facing  right,  Leroux,  sculpsit. 

Line  engraving.  Proof  before  all  letters.  (Inscription,  etc.,  filled 
in  with  pencil.)  4to.  India  paper. 

2934.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Grave  par  P. 

Audouin,  peint  par  C.  de  Chatillon.  Line  engraving.  4to,  margins 
cut  away. 

2935.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  within  ornamental  frame,  no  hat,  facing- 

left.  Grave  par  iMecou,  peint  par  J.  Isaliey.  4to. 

2936.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes,  iron  crown,  G.  Loughi  disegne, 

1812.  Line  engraving.  4to  (two  small  spots). 

2937.  Napoleon,  another  copy  of  preceding  without  engraver’s  name,  ajid 

perfect.  4to. 


2938.  ^"apoleon,  head  from  a sculpture.  Grave  par  G.  ^lorgheii  dessiiie 
d’apres  nature  })ar  J.  B.  Wicar  en  180T.  Line  engraving,  proof  betoie 
inscription.  4to. 


2939.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat;  full  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat. 

Stipple,  by  i\racKenzie;  full  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Stipple  by 
Page,  London  1815.  4to  and  ]2nio.  Together,  3 pieces. 

2940.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  lithographed,  proof  before  all  let- 

ters; head  in  oval,  proof  before  all  letters  on  India  papei,  4to  am 
12mo.  2 pieces. 


2941.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Dessine  d’apres  nature  par  Philip- 

peaux.  Stipple;  full  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Unsigned.  (Margins 
of  both  preceding  portraits  cut  away.)  2 pieces. 

2942.  Xapoleox,  “Alexander  Buonaparte,  de  Bewondering  der  IVaereld,” 

bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat.  G.  Eoss  excudit, 
X.  V.  T).  i\recr,  jun.,  fee.  Line  engraving.  4to,  full  margins. 

2943.  Xapoleox.  Another  copy  of  the  preceding,  margins  somewhat  shorter, 

and  printed  on  a different  kind  of  paper,  slightly  creased. 


2944.  Xapoleox,  “ Buonapartes  Stuff enjahre,'’  containing  nine  portraits, 
showing  every  step  in  his  career  from  his  childhood  to  his  downfall. 
In  colors.  4to. 


2945.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Grave  par  G.  Fiesinger, 
dessine  par  J.  Guerin.  Stipple.  4to,  margin  repaired.  Paris,  n.d. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 


2946.  Xapoleox"^,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Alex.  Tardieu  sculp. 

Muneret  pinxt.  1810.  Stipple.  Proof  before  inscription,  4to. 

2947.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  left  hand  in  breast.  Lebeau  sculp.,  Xaudet 

del.  “ Xapoleon  ler.’’  Line  and  stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

2948.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  looking  left,  no  hat.  Grave  par  G.  W. 

Xettling,  1800,  peint  par  Bader  Dalbe,  entitled  “Bonaparte  Per  Con- 
sul de  la  Eepublique  Frangaise.”  Stipple,  4to,  small  margins. 

2949.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Stipple. 

Luisigned.  Proof  before  all  letters.  4to. 

2950.  Xapoleox,  bust,  royal  robes,  facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat.  iMezzo- 

tint.  4to  (worn  impression). 

2951.  Xapoleox^,  the  same,  proof  before  inscription. 

2952.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  oval,  facing  left,  without  hat,  Capitano  B.  Lasinio 

sculp.,  1808.  Stipple.  “ Xapoleone  il  Grande."  4to,  with  margins. 

2953.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  no  hat,  long  hair,  C.  Turner, 

sculp.  David,  pinxt.  .Mezzotint.  Proof  in  open  letters.  Small  mar- 
gins, 4to.  London,  1814 


2954.  dSFAPOLEON,  bust  in  imiforra,  facing  left,  no  hat,  Gio  B.  Galliano  inc. 

Ant.  Galliano  dis.  Line  engraving,  4to.  Small  margins  (mounted). 

2955.  Napoleon,  bust,  great  coat,  facing  left,  no  hat.  Line  and  stipple.  Un- 

signed. 4to. 

2956.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Dessine  d’apres  nature 

par  Vauthier.  Stipple.  4to. 

2457.  Napoleon,  “ Generale  Bonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform,  facing  left,  long 
hair,  no  hat,  symbolical  border,  I.T.  in  Milano.  Stipple.  4to. 

2958.  NiVPOLEON,  “ Bonaparte,  General  en  chef  de  I’armee  cLItalie,”  bust, 

facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Dessine  d’apres  nature  et  grave  et 
Milan,  1796.  Stipple.  4to. 

2959.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  uniform,  in  1 section;  in  another,  a triumphal 

arch  erected  in  Dresden,  1807.  Line.  Unsigned.  2 plates  on  1 
sheet.  4to. 

2960.  Napoleon,  bust  in  royal  robes,  with  Marie  Louise,  crown  above,  French 

and  Austrian  eagles  at  sides,  cupids,  cloud  effect,  &c.  Line.  Un- 
signed. 4to. 

2961.  Napoleon,  medallion  bust;  also  of  Josephine,  2 on  1 sheet.  Al.  Sig- 

Giovanni  de  Bizzarro.”  G.  B.  Gremonese,  scolpi,  &c.  V.  N.  An- 
tonioli,  inciso.  Line;  the  same,  treated  in  a similar  manner.  Oblong 
4to.  (2  pieces). 


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2963.  Napoleon,  Die  Klagen  cler  Aiihanger  Buonaparte  bey  seiner  Gefan- 
gennelnnung  den  15  July  1815,”  bust  portrait  on  wall,  other  figures 
portraits.  4to. 

3963.  Napoleon,  bust,  as  Premier  Consul,  in  uniform,  with  hat.  Viardot. 

Lith.  de  Ducarme.  Galerie  Universelle,  publiee  par  Blaisot.  8vo. 

[Paris,  n.d.] 

3964.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  ermine  robe,  laurel  wreath  encircling  head. 

Pencil  drawing.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3965.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  arms  of  France  underneath.  Bruck- 

man.  “Napoleon,  ler  Kayser  von  Franckreich,  und  Koiiig  von 
Italien.”  Line.  8vo. 

3966.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  “ Napoleon  Premier,  Empereur  des  Fran- 

gais.  Reiser  der  Franschen,  &c.”  Line.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

2967.  Napoleon,  bust.  Emperor’s  robes,  with  wreath  of  laurel,  in  oval.  Grave 
par  A.  Tardieu,  dessine  par  Isabey.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors,  por- 
tions touched  up  by  hand.  8vo.  [Paris],  1805 

3968.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  state  robes  with  ermine  collar,  hat  with  plumes, 
cross  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  &c.,  with  crown  underneath.  Stipple. 
J.  Chapman,  sculp.  8vo.  [London;  J.  Wilkes,  1806] 

2969.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  with  great  coat  and  hat.  Lithograph. 
“11.  B.  3.  L.”  Royal  8vo. 

3970.  Napoleon,  bust  in  Consul’s  coat,  long  hair,  ruffled  shirt-front.  Un- 

signed. 8vo. 

3971.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  military  coat  and  hat,  facing  left.  Stipple.  J. 

F.  Bolt,  del.  J.  F.  Krethlow,  sc.  In  colors.  8vo. 

Berlin;  1.  I.  Freidhof,  1806 


2972.  Xapoleox,  bust  (showing  outline  of  sash),  enibroiilered  coat,  long  hair. 

With  facsimile  of  signature.  On  India  paper.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

2973.  Xapoleox,  “ Xapoleon  T.  Kayser  von  Frankreich  und  Konig  von 

Italien,”  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Line  and  stipple. 
L^nsigned.  Svo  (slightly  wormed). 

2974.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust  in  uniform.  Line  and  stipple.  Published  by 

Dean  and  IMunday.  Unsigned.  Svo.  London,  n.d. 

2975.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust,  with  the  Emperor  of  Austria  on  monument,  being- 

crowned  by  an  Angel  of  Peace,  the  figure  of  Fame  with  inverted  torch 
standing  near.  Line.  Unsig-ned.  In  colors.  Svo.  [1S09] 

2976.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust  in  uniform,  without  cap.  Line  and  stipple.  Canu, 

fecit.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2977.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Buonaparte,  Gen- 

eral en  chef  de  FArmee,  d’ltalie,  &c.  Derais,  delinav.  Ehuotte, 
sculp.  Stipple.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 

297S.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  high-buttoned,  long  hair.  F. 

Bonneville,  del.  sculp.  Stipple.  Svo.  Paris,  n.d. 

2979.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Premier  Consul 
de  la  Eepublique  Francaise.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Svo. 

Augsburg,  n.d. 

2950.  Xapoleox^,  “ Bonaparte,”  Intagliato  in  rame  di  G.  Werner,  diessinato, 

alia  natura  in  Italia.  Stipple  in  brown,  colored  by  hand,  face  dis- 
figured. Svo. 

2951.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust  on  square  ground,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair. 

D’apres  le  Dessin  de  Milan.  Stipple.  Eoyal  Svo.  (Slight  repairs 
to  right  margin).  Xuremberg  n.d. 

2952.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  underneath  it  a Eussian  scene,  Zyne 

vlugt  nit  Eusland.”  Line.  J.  E.  Marcus,  sculp.  Svo. 

2953.  Xapoleox-,  bust  in  oval,  ConsuFs  coat,  long  hair.  Line  and  stipple.  G. 

Zaureio,  ping,  a IMilano.  G.  F.  Eiedel,  excud.  Svo.  (Somewhat 
stained  on  portion  of  left  margin.) 

2954.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  oval,  in  ConsuFs  coat,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. Svo.  ISOO 

2955.  Xapoleox,  circular  bust,  embroidered  coat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Svo. 

2956.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  facing  right.  Stipple.  In 

colors.  Svo. 

2957.  Xapoleox",  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Dessine 

par  T.  Guerin.  Grave  par  E.  G.  Herhan.  Svo.  [Paris,  1797] 


2988. 


2989. 

29<)0. 

2991. 

2992. 

2993. 

2994. 

2995. 

2996. 

2997. 

2998. 

2999. 

3000. 

3001. 

3002. 

3003. 


Napoleon,  oval  Inist,  facing  rigiit,  in  C'onsiil’s  coat.  Line.  Dessine 
par  Isabev,  et  gi-ave  par  xVlex.  Obirdien,  gr.  Oe  la  marine.  India 
pa})er.  8vo.  [ibiris,  1802] 

“ (pii  I’retera  jamais  pour  tracer  son  liistoire, 

I'lie  i>linue  a C’lioV  I’aile  de  la  vietoire.” 

Par  Theveiieau. 

Napoleon,  bust,  Consul’s  robes,  no  hat,  long  hair,  facing  left.  Crave  par 
iMoreau,  peint  par  David.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  oval  l)ust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Drawn  from  life 
at  Milan.  Engraved  by  J,  Allen.  Ihne  and  stipple.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  oval  bust,  with  small  scene,  battle-flags,  &c.  (top),  minia- 
ture views  (right  and  left),  and  scene  of  the  Bataille  de  Marengo 
(bottom).  Line  and  stipple.  Dessine  et  grave  par  Chataignier.  Svo. 
(A  few  green  stains.)  Paris,  n.d. 

Napoleon,  oval  bust,  fatigue  uniform,  facing  left,  long  hair.  Line  and 
stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  left,  arms  folded,  cocked  hat.  Lith. 
de  H.  Gaugain.  In  colors.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  under  great  coat.  On  steel.  Waltner,  del. 
et  sc.  India  paper.  Svo. 

Nx\.poleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair,  showing  upper  por- 
tion of  sash.  Stipple.  Dessine  par  J.  Guerin.  Grave  par  Isid. 
Weiss.  Svo.  [Paris,  1797] 

Napoleon,  Itust  in  uniform,  right  hand  at  breast.  Laugier  sculp. 
Steube  pinx.  Line  engraving.  2 states,  lioth  India  paper,  one  un- 
finished proof.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  with  hat.  Stipple.  India  paper.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust,  in  uniform  with  hat.  From  a sketch  by  Col.  Planat, 

his  private  secretary  on  board  H.  M.  S.  Bellerophon,  Plymouth 

Sound,  July  31,  1815.  Line.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Outline  portrait,  in 
brown.  Unsig-ned.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  L.  Blanc,  fecit. 
Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  Proof  before  inscription.  Svo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  oval  (right)  bust  of  George  III  (left),  showing  ^■iew 
of  Malta.  German  copperplate  proof,  unsigned.  Oblong  Svo. 

Napoleon,  Imst  in  uniform  facing  left,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Stip))le. 

Unsigned.  Svo.  - . i i 

Napoleon,  “Bonaparte,  Premier  Consul  de  la  Pepublique  Frau^-aise. 
Pacificateur,”  l)ust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Grave  par  .Moreau,  iieint  liar 
David.  Stii)i)le.  Printed  in  colors.  Svo.  ^ 


3004.  Xapoleox^  another  copy  of  the  preceding,  slightly  different,  in  colors, 

and  with  the  omission  of  the  last  word  on  inscription.  8vo. 

3005.  Napoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Stipple,  unsigned.  Proof  before 

all  letters.  8vo. 

3006.  Xapoleon,  bust  from  a sculpture,  cupids  about  to  place  garland  of 

roses  around  his  head.  Hulk,  sculp.  1805,  Le  Barbier  Paine,  del. 
Stipple  and  line.  Proof  before  inscription.  8vo. 

3007.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  ornamental  borders.  Grave  Hep- 

wood.  Proof  on  India  paper.  8vo. 

3008.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  long  hair,  no  hat.  A.  Tardieu  sc.  Isabey  del. 

Line  and  stipple.  8vo. 

3009.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Grave  par  Loman. 

Mezzotint.  In  colors.  8vo  (slightly  rubbed). 

3010.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  engraved  by  M.  Pekenino,  Philadelphia. 

Stipple.  8vo. 

3011.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  royal  robes,  no  hat,  facing  right.  Line  and 

stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3012.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes,  iron  crown,  a.b.  L.  fecit.  Line 

engraving.  8vo. 

3013.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  no- hat.  Grave  par  Queverdo, 

dessine  par  Bourdon.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3014.  Napoleon,  bust,  from  a statue,  battle  scene  beneath,  colored  by  hand. 

Drawn  and  engraved  by  Brocas,  Jr.  8vo. 

3015.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleone  il  Grande,”  full  bust  in  oval,  royal  robes, 

wreath  of  laurel.  Luigi  Eados,  inc.  Stipple.  8vo.  Milano,  n.d. 

3016.  Napoleon,  bust  in  Consul’s  coat  in  circle  Avithin  a square.  Line.  DraAvn 

from  the  life  by  T.  Phillips.  E.A.  in  1802.  Engraved  b}^  Edwards. 
[Private  Plate].  8vo. 

3017.  NxVPOLeon,  oval  bust  in  uniform.  Line  and  stipple.  Jiigel,  sculp.  8a’o. 

Vienna,  n.d. 

3018.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Dessine  d’apres  Nature  par  A^authier, 

1814.  Grave  par  E.  Joseph.  8vo. 

3019.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  square.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Proof  before 

letters.  8vo. 

3020.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  uniform.  Eosmasler,  f.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Zwickau;  Schumann,  n.d. 

3021.  Napoleon,  bust.  Emperor’s  robes,  Avearing  Avreath  of  laurel.  Mezzo- 

tint. In  colors.  8vo. 


3022.  Napoleon,  bust  in  coronation  robes,  with  a wreath  border,  beneath 

which  are  cannon,  drum,  code,  decree,  (tc.  “ Et  Spes  et  ratio  Studi- 
orum  in  Caesare  tantuin.  liessiiie  par  J.  Goubaud.  Grave  par 
Benoist,  Je.  Line  and  stipple.  8vo. 

3023.  Napoleon,  as  First  Consul,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  oval  bordered 

with  laurel.  J.  B.  L.  ilassard  fils,  sculp,  d.  B.  F.  Massard  del. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

3024.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Napolcone  il  Grande,”  bust  in  uniform,  right  hand  at 

breast,  oval  bordered  with  laurel,  eagle  above.  G.  Canacci  inc.  Isabey 
dis.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3025.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Stipple  and  line.  Unsigned. 

8vo,  full  margins.  Proof. 

3026.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  ler,”  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Gestochen 

von  J.  Schonberg.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3027.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  as  First  Consul.  Grave  par  A.  Tardieu 

Dessine  par  Isabey.  Stipple.  In  colors,  portions  colored  by  hand. 
8vo. 

3028.  Napoleon,  Buonaparte,  General  en  Chef  der  Bepublique  F rankreich, 

bey  der  Italienischen  Armee,”  etc.,  full  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat, 
oval  bordered  with  laurel.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3029.  Napoleon,  bust.  Consul's  coat,  no  hat.  Long  hair,  facing  left.  Grave  par 

Bortignon,  dessine  d’apres  nature.  Stipple.  Margins  cut  away.  8vo. 

3030.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat.  F.  Bonneville  del. 

sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3031.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  royal  arms  beneath.  Mezzotint.  Blanchard 

del.  et  sculp.  8vo.  • Paris,  n.d. 

3032.  Napoleon,  Napoleone  il  Grande,  Imperatore  dei  Frances  ie  Ee 

d’ltalie,”  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  star  over  head.  D’e  grave  par  J. 
Maina.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  8vo. 

3033.  Napoleon,  bust,  royal  robes,  facing  left,  oval  surrounded  by  laurel. 

Grave  par  Dion.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3034.  Napoleon,  General  Buonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Con- 

signed. 8vo. 

3035.  Napoleon,  “ General  Buonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Hous- 

ton, sc.  M.  Davide  pinx.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3036.  Napoleon,  bust,  facing  left,  Consul’s  robes,  cocked  hat,  oval  surrounded 

by  laurel.  Stipple.  (Engraver’s  name  erased),  in  brown,  8vo. 
Proof  before  inscription. 

3037.  Napoleon,  l)ust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 

Printed  in  colors.  12mo. 


3038.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing-  left,  cocked  hat.  Tassaert,  sculpt. 

Thazel  del.  Line  eng-raving,  8vo. 

3039.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facino-  front,  no  hat.  Line  engraving. 

Unsigned,  8vo. 

3040.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  P.  Augrand,  sc. 

■j\luneret  pinxt.  Stipple.  Proof  before  inscription,.  8vo. 

3041.  Napoleon,  as  First  Consul,  bust  in  uniform,  elaborate  cocked  hat,  right 

hand  raised,  Bonneville  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3042.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  cap.  “ Napoleon  Premier,  Empereur 

des  Fran^'ois,  Poi  d’ltalie.’"  I^ine  and  stipple  after  Lehmann,  Berlin. 
In  colors.  42mo. 

3043.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned, 

8vo. 

3044.  Napoleon.  “ Buonaparte,  General  en  Chef  der  Italienische  Armee,”  bust 

in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  J.  C.  G.  Fritzsch  sc.  J.  T.  Pusca  pinx. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

3045.  Napoleon,  as  Chief  Consul  of  France,”  full  bust  in  uniform,  cocked 

hat.  J.  A.  Kidd  sculp.  Stipple.  8vo.  [London,  n.d.] 

3046.  Napoleon,  General  Buonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat. 

Schweyer  sc.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3047.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 

Proof  before  all  letters.  8vo. 

3048.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  facing  right,  fait  par  Fiigel. 

Mezzotint,  8vo. 

3049.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  arms  folded,  facing  front.  B. 

Mauduit  sculpt.  Guibert  del.  Stipple,  8vo. 

3050.  Napoleon,  “ N.  Bonaparte,  Primo  Console  della  Pepubblica  Francese, 

Presidente  della  Pepca.  Italiana,”  bust,  Consul's  coat,  no  hat. 
Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo.  Milano,  n.d. 

3054.  Napoleon,  Bonaparte,  draAvn  from  the  Life  in  Italy,”  bust  in  uniform. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo.  ‘ London,  1797 

3052.  Napoleon,  Bonaparte,  General  en  chef  de  I’Armee  cFItalie,”  bust  in 

uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat,  facing  left.  Stipple.  LUisigned.  8vo. 

3053.  Napoleon,  Buonaparte,  General  en  chef  de  FArniee  dite  d’ltalie,” 

bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  liat,  facing  right.  Grave  par  Carle  B., 
I’an  5 [1798],  dessine  a Pome  par  Ciprian.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3054.  Napoleon,  Napoleone  Bonaparte,  Generate  Comandante  dell  ’Armata 

Francese  in  Italia,”  bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Lafinio  inc. 
Stipple.  8Am.  in  Firenze,  n.d. 

3055.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  left  hand  at  breast,  no  hat,  facing  right. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 


305G.  XAroLEON,  Bonaparte  ler.  Consul/’  bust  in  oval, 
hat.  J.  G.  Bendorp,  sculp.  1801.  Stip[)le,  8vo. 


Consul’s  robes,  no 


3057.  ISTapoleon,  Napoleon  inodele  ties  braves,  pere  tlu  i)euple,”  bust  iii 
uniform  facing  front,  no  bat.  Line  and  stipple.  Laisigned.  Proof 
in  open  letters.  8vo. 


3058.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat. 
Proof  beforc  inscrii)tion,  8vo. 


(1.  Pechner  fc.  1840. 


3050.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  B.  Boger,  sc.,  .Muneret, 
pinx.  Proof  before  inscription  on  India  paper.  8vo. 

3060.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Le  General  Buonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform  cocked  hat, 

figures  heneath.  Chr.  tie  Mechel  graveur.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3061.  Napoleon.  Another  impression  of  the  above,  the  last  two  lines  of 

inscription  [on  the  preceding  there  are  three],  omitted.  8vo. 

3062.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  3 lines  in  Latin  underneath.  Line  and 

stipple.  Dcssine  et  grave  par  Mecou  d’apres  le  buste  de  Houdon. 
8 VO. 


3063.  Napoleon.  The  same,  but  without  the  Latin  inscription,  ]\Iecou,  sculp. 

Proof  before  letters. 

3064.  Napoleon,  l)ust  in  uniform,  together  with  similar  portraits  of  Marie 

Louise  and  Francis,  Emperor  of  Austria,  on  one  sheet.  Stipple.  Un- 
signed. 8 VO. 

3065.  Napoleon,  “ Bonaparte,  General  en  chef  de  I’Armee  d’ltalie,”  full  bust, 

in  uniform,  long  bair,  no  hat,  d’apres  le  dessin  de  Milan.  Mezzotint. 

8 VO. 

3066.  Napoleon.  Another  copy  of  the  preceding,  cut  close  and  rubbed. 

3067.  Napoleon,  1)ust  in  uniform,  looking  front,  no  hat.  P.  Augrand  sc. 

IMuneret  pinxt.  Stipple.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane's  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3068.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  facing  left.  Grave  par  Joubert 

d’apres  Isabey,  1833.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  Proof  before  inscrip- 
tion on  India  paper. 

The  i-eprodnction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3069.  Napoleon,  bust,  iron  crown.  G.  Loughi  disegne  ed  incise,  1812.  Line. 

8vo. 

The  rei)rodnction  in  vSloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3070.  Napoleon,  Inist  in  uniform.  Premier  Empereur  des  Fran^-ais,  Poi 

d’ltalie.”  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3071.  Napoleon,  “Bonaparte  et  sa  Femme,”  [Josephine],  medallion  busts. 

Stipple  in  bistre,  8vo.  Milan,  n.d. 


30T2.  Napoleon,  ])pst  io  uniform,  no  hat.  A.  Maurin  del.  In  colors.  Svo. 
London,  n.d. 

30T3.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  on  horseback,  together 
with  bust  portraits  of  his  Marshals  (38  in  all),  on  sheet  entitled, 
Napoleon  nngeben  von  den  beriihmtesten  Generalen  senier  Zeit.” 
Oblong  Svo. 

307-1.  Napoleon.  2 busts  in  uniform,  both  proofs  before  inscription;  full 
length  in  uniform,  sentry  refusing  to  allow  him  to  pass.  In  colors; 
full  length,  on  the  Bellerophon.  In  colors,  Svo  and  12  mo.  Together, 
4 pieces. 

3075.  Napoleon,  Scott,  Byron  and  George  IV,  Avith  Princess  Charlotte  on 
etched  frontispiece  and  title  of  A Biographical  Dictionary,  &c.  By 
E.  Bellchambers.  Vol.  1.  London,  n.d.  2 pp.  16mo;  Effigy  hung 
to  a gallows  under  Avhich  a mob  is  building  a fire.  W.  J.  AVhite,  del. 
et  Sc.  16mo ; bust  in  oval,  uniformed,  with  Eussian  scene  beneath 
(Flight  from  Moscoav).  Line.  12mo;  silhouette  bust  in  circle. 
“ Tyrant  of  France,  (kc.  “ Stipple.  Unsigned.  Pul),  by  Ackermann. 
12 mo.  (4  pieces). 

307G.  Napoleon,  l)ust  in  uniform,  without  hat.  Etched  by  T.  Chapman  from 
an  original  drawing  lately  brought  from  Paris,  by  M.  Barre.  Svo. 

3077.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Dessine  d’apres  nature  et  grave 

par  Jazet.  iMezzotint.  Svo. 

3078.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  cocked  hat,  in  2 states.  Proof 

before  all  letters  and  with  inscription.  Line  and  stipple.  Svo. 

3079.  Napoleon,  (1)  half  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  in  colors  on 

China  paper  with  artist’s  signature — G.AV.H.  Eitchie.  12mo ; 
(2)  three  quarter  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  standing 
near  chair.  In  colors  on  China  paper.  Unsigned,  l)ut  probably  by 
the  aboA’e.  Svo.  (2  pieces,  1 damaged). 

3080.  Napoleon,  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Cajet  Bosa  del.  et  incid., 

1817.  Line  and  stipple.  Svo. 

3081.  Napoleon,  Napoleone  I.,  II  Grande,”  bust,  royal  robes,  facing  right. 

Line  engraving.  Svo.  in  ^Venezia,  n.d. 

3082.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  le  Grand  Eiupereur  des  Francois,  etc.,”  bust, 

royal  robes.  Stipple.  Svo. 

3083.  Napoleon.  ‘^Napoleon  erster  Ivaiser  von  Frankreich  und  Koenig  von 

Italien,”  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  V.  J.  Vockerodt,  sculp. 
Stipple.  Svo. 

3084.  Napoleon,  bu.st  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat,  arms  folded.  Line 

and  stipple.  Puhlishcd  at  New  York  by  IMr.  Mm.  Hill,  15  Washing- 
ton St.  Svo. 

3085.  Napoleon,  “ General  Buonaparte,”  bust,  oval,  also  on  same  plate  similar 

portrait  of  General  Dumourier.  Eye,  sculp.  Svo. 


3()8(). 

3087. 

3088. 
3080. 

3000. 

3001. 

3002. 

3003. 

3004. 

3005. 

3096. 


3097. 


3098. 

3099. 


3100. 


3101. 

3102. 


Xai’Olkox,  ‘‘General  Buoiiaparta', 
hair,  no  hat.  G.  -losi  del.  & 
Stipple.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  bust,  uniform,  facing 
netti  sculp.  F.  Cos.sia  [jijixt. 


host,  in  uni  form,  facing  left,  long 
sculp.  J.  C.  Leeuwestyn  cxcud. 

right,  long  hair,  no  hat.  I.  Schiavo- 
Veronae  1707.  Stipple.  8vo. 

London, 1707 


Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat,  iMartimdli 
excudit.  G.  Zauerio  ping,  a Milano.  Line  and  stipple.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  left,  no  hat.  Stipple.  8vo, 
(spotted) . 

Napoleon,  “ General  Buonaparte,”  bust,  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat, 
naeh  Natur  gezeichn ; zu  Mailand  von  Canu,  gestocli;  von  C.  Muller. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

Napolkon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  great  coat  and  fur  collar,  hat,  &c. 
“A  la  Bataille  d'Eylau.”  Marckl  del.  J.  de  Mare  sc.  India 
paper.  8vo.  [Paris;  Fourrat  freres,  n.d.J 

Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  cmltroidered  coat,  long  hair.  “ Oberbefehlshaber 
der  Italienischen  Armee,  &c.”  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  uniform,  ou  square  ground.  Line  and  stipple. 
“Gestochen  von  A.  Briickner  in  Leipzig.”  8vo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  circle,  uniform,  without  hat.  “ Kaiser  der 
Franzozen,  &c.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

Napoleon,  l)ust  in  embroidered  coat.  Stipple.  Bouillon  del.  T.  Y. 
Poll  sculp.  ]2mo. 


Napoleon,  circular  bust,  eml)roidered  coat,  hat  with  plumes,  long  hair. 
Stipple.  Dessine  par  J.  Guerin.  Grave  par  Tapinois.  12mo. 

Paris;  chez  FAuteur,  n.d. 


Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  uniform,  with  Cross  and  Star.  “ Reiser  af 
Frankerig,  Konge  til  Italien.”  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  In 
colors.  12  mo. 


Napoleon,  oval  bust.  Consular  coat,  long  hair,  plumed  hat,  facing  left. 
Stipple.  Unsigned.  In  sepm.  12mo. 

Napoleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat  with  frilled  shirt-front,  hat 
with  plume,  Avavv  hair.  J.  Chapman  sculp.  “ Published  as  the  Act 
directs,  -July  15,  1797.”  12mo. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  cocked  hat,  arms  folded. 
Stipple.  Printed  in  colors.  12mo,  margins  cut  away. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  square,  embroidered  coat  and  hat  with  plumes. 
Line.  IL  Scott  sc.  12mo. 

Napoleon,  oval  bust,  military  coat,  ruffled  shirt-front,  long  hair. 
Engraved  for  the  Lady’s  Jlagazine.  Line.  12mo. 

[London;  G.  G.  -L  Pobinsou,  1800] 


3103.  Napoleon^  oval  bust  on  square  ground,  embroidered  lapels  on  coat, 

rutried  shirt-front.  Line.  Imsigned.  12mo. 

3104.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat  with  sash  over  shoulder.  Line 

and  stipple.  I..  Portman  sc.  12mo. 

3105.  Napoleon,  oval  Imst,  endn’oidered  coat,  long  hair.  “Bonaparte, 

General  en  chef  des  armees  de  la  Pep.  fse.  &c.”  F.  Bonneville  del. 
scnlp.  Stipple.  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3106.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  also  similar  portrait  of  Marie 

Louise.  Both  stipple.  Unsigned.  Both  printed  in  colors.  12mo. 

3107.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  facing  right,  embroidered  coat,  black  stock. 

“ Bonaparte,  Premier  Consul  cle  la  Eepnblique  Frangaise,  Pacifica- 
tenr.”  Feint  par  David.  Gravee  par  Moreau.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3108.  Napoleon — Another  copy,  sepia,  white  stock.  “Bonaparte,”  only, 

without  other  wording. 

3109.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  as  Consul,  embroidered  high-buttoned  coat.  Line 

and  stipple,  proof.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3110.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  facing  right,  long  hair.  J.  T.  Puska  pinx.  G.  G. 

Endner  sc.  Stipple.  12mo.  [Leipzig,  1797] 

3111.  Napoleon,  bust  in  square,  in  Consul’s  coat,  long  hair.  Line.  De  Lira 

del.  Clemens  sc.  Square  12nio. 

3112.  Napoleon,  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair  ; underneath,  a view  of 

ecjiiestrian  figures,  houses,  &c.  Line.  Couehe  fils,  scnlp.  12mo. 

3113.  Napoleon,  2 busts  (separate)  on  1 sheet;  (A)  embroidered  coat,  long 

hair,  facing  right.  Reveil  sculp.  (B)  embroidered  coat  and  collar, 
long  hair,  tied  in  l)ack,  facing  left.  Line.  Unsigned.  Both  12mo. 

3114.  Napoleon,  bust,  emln’oidered  coat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3115.  Napoleon,  bust  in  square,  eml)roidered  coat,  long  hair,  with  symbolical 

border  of  flags,  lions’  heads,  angels,  &c.  Line.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

311().  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  emlmoidered  coat.  J.  T.  Pusca  pinxt.  G.  G. 
Endner  sc.  1797.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3117.  Napoleon,  oval  l)ust,  embroidered  coat,  as  First  Consul.  Stipple. 

Heath  sc.  12mo.  [London,  1801] 

3118.  Napoleon,  circular  bust,  laureated,  in  uniform,  with  portion  of  tree  at 

right  lower  corner.  Line.  “ Venezia  presso  Antonio  Latta  9m. 
Giacomo.”  12mo. 

3119.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  in  Consul’s  coat,  curly  hair.  Stipple.  H.  Lips 

scnlp.  12  mo. 

3120.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  facing  left,  in  eml)roidered  coat.  With  facsimile 

signature.  Stipple.  From  an  original  by  Masquerier.  12mo. 

London;  Tegg  &:  Castleman,  1803 


3121.  NAroLEON,.  oval  bust,  long  hair.  “ I’ublicato  iji  Venezia  da  GinsepjX! 

Sardi,  li  2,  Maggio,  17U7.”  Verite  dis.  Zanieoii  ine.  Stipple. 
12ino. 

3122.  Vapoeeox,  oval  host,  lani-eated,  long  hair.  “Buonaparte,  Erste  Consul 

der  Eransclie  Bepublick.”  Line.  “ Nedert.  -Mare.  1800.  Maart  J. 
Stuk.  Bladz.  00.”  12ino. 

3123.  XAroLEON,  bust,  long  hair,  within  a victor’s  wreath  (oval),  and 

labelled,  “ Napoleone  Buonanaparte.”  Line.  ]2nio.  [Probably  an 
Italian  print,  although  unsigned.] 

3124.  Natoeeon,  bust  in  circle  within  octagonal  border,  “Napoleon  Buona- 

parte, Cree  a paCIfler  Ce  MonDe.”  Stipple.  Inv.  p.  Sim.  Oswald 
*&  grav.  p.  Jos.  Bauschmayr  tons  deux  Bavarvis.  12ino. 

3125.  Nat'OLEOX,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  “Buonaparte, 

General  en  chef  de  PArmee  d’ltalie.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3126.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat  and  collar,  with  facsimile  sig- 

nature underneath.  “ From  a portrait  painted  by  Boill}^,  engraved 
by  Levachez  and  published  in  August,  1802.”  12mo. 

3127.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  in  uniform.  From  an  original  painting  in  the 

Florence  Gallery.  B.  K.  Porter  del.  J.  Wright  sculp.  Stipple. 

12mo. 

3128.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  with  great  coat.  Pencil  drawing.  Un- 

signed. 12mo. 

3129.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat  and  collar.  Stipple.  Point 

pinxt.  Massard  sculpt.  12mo.  Paris,  u.d. 

3130.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  military  coat.  Stipple.  “ Empereur  de  France, 

Koi  d’ltalie,  &c.”  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3131.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  cocked  hat  and  feathers.  Line. 

Engraved  from  a print  published  at  Paris,  done  from  an  original 
painting  at  Milan  by  Citn.  Appiani.  12mo. 

3132.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  luiiform,  with  hat.  Stipple.  Proof  before  all 

letters.  12mo.  (Old  writing  erased  from  lower  margin.) 

3133.  Napoleon,  bust,  partly  in  oval,  uniform,  with  hat.  Lithograph.  Un- 

signed. 12mo. 

3134.  Napoleon,  bust  (unfinished),  hat,  collar,  and  portion  of  arm  and 

shoulder  finished  in  stipple.  Proof  on  India  paper.  Unsigned. 
12mo. 


3135.  Napoleon,  circular  bust,  curly  hair,  embroidered  lapels  and  collar.  5 

lines  each  French  and  English  beneath.  J.  Point,  pinxit.  J.  B.  L. 
^lassard,  sculp.  2 lines  of  Latin  above  bust.  Sti])ple.  P2mo. 

3136.  Napoleon,  bust  in  sub-oilicer’s  uniform.  -Mezzotint.  Godefrov.  12mo. 


3137.  Napoleox,  bust  in  coronation  rol>es  within  a victor-wreath,  with  stream- 

ers of  ribbon,  biographical  notice  in  Italian  nnclerneath.  E.  Slaes, 
sculp.  Line  and  stipple.  12nio.  Bruxelles,  n.cl. 

3138.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  sash  over  one  shoulder.  Stipple.  Lln- 

signed. 

o 

3139.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Engraved  for  the  Cabinet,  New  York. 

Seebes,  sculp.  12mo. 

3140.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  against  a canopy  of  Bees  embellished  with 

flowers  and  leaves,  insignia  of  office,  &c.  Mezzotint.  Dessine  cBapres 
Nature  et  grave  par  Jazet.  12mo. 

3141.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Unsigned  proof.  Stipple.  On  printed 

paper.  12mo. 

3142.  Napoleon,  sculptured  bust  in  circle,  as  First  Consul.  Line  and  stip- 

ple. Unsigned.  12mo. 

3143.  Napoleon,  sculptured  bust  in  circle,  within  square  frame,  broken  crown 

and  laurel  wreath  and  4 lines  of  verse  beneath.  Line  and  sti])ple. 
Boullay,  sculp.  12mo. 

3144.  Napoleon,  bust  in  circle.  Consul’s  embroidered  coat,  stars  over  his  head, 

cloud  beneath,  and  inscription  of  4 lines.  Line  and  stipple.  Vigny, 
d’apres  Nature.  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3145.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  in  square  ornamental  frame.  Etching, 

Muneret,  pinxt.  Fontaine,  sculp.  India  paper.  12mo. 

3146.  Napoleon,  bust,  military  coat  (in  1803).  Line.  F.  Gerard,  pt.  1803. 

Ch.  Bazin,  set.  1859.  12mo. 

3147.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  facing  left.  Line  and  stipple. 

Unsigned.  Inscription  in  Greek.  12mo. 

3148.  Napoleon,  as  First  Consul,  bust  in  uniform,  elaborate  cocked  hat.  Stip- 

ple. Unsigned.  12mo. 

3149.  Napoleon,  “ Buonaparte,  Premier  Consul  de  la  Eepublique  Frangaise,” 

bust  in  uniform,  facing  left,  no  hat.  Grave  par  T.  V.  Poll,  dessine 
par  J.  Guerin.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3150.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  ITnsigned. 

12mo. 

3151.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat,  arms  folded.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  12mo. 

3152.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 

12mo.  Proof  before  all  letters. 

3153.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 
Unflnished  proof  ])efore  all  letters.  12nio. 

Napoleon,  circular  bust  in  uniform  with  hat.  Stipple.  Proof.  Un- 
signed. 1 2mo. 


3]  54. 


3155.  Napoleox.  Another  co])y.  In  more  finished  state,  with  circular  border, 

and  ornament  of  endless-ser})ent  underneatli.  Proof  on  India  paper. 
Unsigned.  12mo. 

3156.  Napoleox,  bust  in  circle,  uniformed,  witli  inscription  beneath.  Line. 

Unsigned.  12mo. 

3157.  Napoleox.  The  same,  witliout  inscri[)tion.  Proof. 

3158.  Napoleox,  full  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  facing  left.  Sti])ple.  Un- 

signed. 12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3159.  Napoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 

12nio.  I’roof  before  all  letters.  12mo. 

3160.  Napoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right,  cocked  hat,  also  on  same  sheet 

‘UMaria  Luise,”  full  bust.  Ign.  Colombo,  exc.  ]2mo. 

3161.  Napoleox,  bust,  royal  robes,  wearing  crown.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3162.  Napoleox,’  “ Napoleone  I.,  II  Grande,  Imperatore  dei  Frances!,  e Pe 

dTtalia,”  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Line  engraving.  12mo 
(slightly  thinned). 

3163.  Napoleox,  “^Napoleon  le  Premier,  Empereur  des  FraiiQois,”  bust,  royal 

robes.  Grave  par  T.  V.  Poll,  peint  par  Isabey.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3164.  Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3165.  Napoleox^,  bust  in  oval,  long  hair.  Verter  inc.  Vil  dis.  Stipple  in 

brown.  8vo.  Eotterdam,  i\Iay  10,  1790 

3166.  Napoleox^  bust  in  oval,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

Venezia,  1790 

3167.  Napoleox^  “ Buonaparte  ramenant  la  Paix  en  France,”  half  length,  in 

uniform  in  chariot.  i\Iascpietti,  sculp.  Moretti  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3168.  NAPOLEOx^  bust  in  oval,  long  hair.  Kuricke  fee.  Line  and  stipple. 

3169.  Napoleox^  “ 11  Grande,”  head  from  a sculpture,  wreath  of  laurel.  Stiin  ' 

pie.  12mo.  ' 

3170.  Napoleox^  bust  in  circle.  Consul’s  coat,  long  hair  tied  in  back,  within 

a frame  formed  of  military  accoutrements,  liberty  cap,  flags.  &c. 
Etching.  Drawn  and  engraved  by  F.  Eginton,  froin  a medal  of  the 
same  size.  12mo.  ^ Birmingham  ; F.  Eginton,  1801 

3171.  Napoleox^,  bust  in  eml)roidered  coat,  long  hair  tied  in  back.  Thne  and 

stipple.  [After  a bust  in  Milan.]  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3172.  Napoleox",  oval  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair  tied  in  back.  Pencil 

drawing  after  sketch  in  stipi)le  by  Mr.  Canu  ‘'par  Louis  Boulanger 
dit  Cosaque.”  12 mo. 


3173.  Napoleon,  bust  in  octag’onal  frame  resting  upon  a rock,  surrounded  by 

books,  a lyre,  a palette,  an  owl  j^erched  upon  a sword,  &c.,  with 
an  eagle  above  riding  upon  lightning  flashes,  background  of  peaks  and 
ail  aurora.  Engraved  by  Yates.  India  paper.  12ino. 

3174.  Napoleon,  “ Buonaparte  Premier  Consul  de  la  Eepublique  Frangaise.” 

Grave  par  T.  V.  Poll,  dessine  par  J.  Guerin.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3175.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  iii  embroidered  coat.  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned. 

IGnio. 

317G.  Napoleon,  bust  in  scpiarc,  facing  left,  curly  hair,  embroidered  collar. 
Line.  Unsigned.  IGino. 

3177.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  front  view,  drawing  in  sepia.  Unsigned. 

IGmo. 

3178.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  side  view,  long  hair,  with  scroll  at  base  containing 

names  of  the  battles  in  the  Italian  Compaign.  Line  and  stipple. 
IGmo. 

3179.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  in  uniform,  rulfled  shirt-front.  Stipple.  E.  K. 

Porter  del.  J.  Wright  sculpt.  From  an  original  painting  in  the 
Florence  Gallery.  Sepia.  IGmo.  London,  H.  D.  Symonds,  1797 

3180.  Napoleon,  another  copy,  black,  Engraved  for  Mackenzie  and  Dents 

Select  Biography.”  IGmo  on  12mo. 

3181.  Napoleon,  medallion  oval  bust  on  portion  of  column,  with  full-length 

symbolical  figures  of  the  Angels  of  Peace  (left)  and  Plenty  (right). 
Etching  bj^  P.  P.  Choffard  (1801).  IGmo. 

3182.  Napoleon,  bust,  facing  left.  Consul’s  coat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  IGmo. 

3183.  Napoleon,  circular  bust.  Consul’s  coat.  Bonaparte,  Ir.  Consul.” 

Stij)ple.  Unsigned.  IGmo. 

3184.  Napoleon,  bust,  facing  left,  embroidered  coat  and  collar,  without  hat. 

Hunc  saltern  everso  Juvenem,  &c.”  Stipple.  J.  Point  pinxt. 
F.  A.  Bruckner  sc.,  Leipzig.  IGmo. 

3185.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  square,  surmounted  by  laurel  wreath,  coat  with 

embroidered  lapels,  long  hair.  Line.  Unsigned.  IGmo. 

318G.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  surmounting  an  alligator  and  encircled  by  a snake 
and  wreath,  witli  a conical  pyramid  at  right.  Konsuls  Bonaparte.” 
Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  IGmo. 

3187.  Napoleon,  circular  bust,  surrounded  by  wreath.  Stipple.  Unsigned. 

IGmo. 

3188.  Napoleon,  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Stipple.  IGmo. 

3189.  Napoleon,  circular  bust,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. IGmo. 


3190.  NAroLEOX,  oval  Imst,  lon^-  liair.  Kinporeiir  dos  Fran^-ais,  proclaiiie 

par  ]e  Senat  Conservateiir  dans  la  Seaneo  dii  28  Floreal,  An  XIF” 
Line  and  sti])ple.  Unsigned. 

3191.  Xapoleox,  bnst  in  nniforin.  in  a gi'oii])  of  3 busts,  the  others  being 

Maria  Louisa  and  the  King  of  Itoine.  ‘‘  La  Famille  Iinperiale.” 
Unsigned.  Printed  in  colors.  (Jhlong  Khno. 

3192.  Xapoleox,  the  same,  nncolored. 

3193.  Xat'Oleox,  host  on  octagonal  background,  embroidered  coat.  Stipple. 

Eng’d  by  J.  A.  Kidd,  X.  Castle.  lOmo. 

3194.  Xapoleox,  circular  bnst.  embroidered  coat,  long  hair,  encircled  by  the 

words,  “ Bonaparte  Ceneral  en  Chef  de  FArmee  d’ltalie.”  Stipple. 
LLisigned.  lOmo. 

3195.  Napoleon,  bnst  in  general’s  uniform.  Stipple.  “ Keiser  af  Frankerig 

og  Konge  til  Italien,  &c.”  Signed,  but  undecipherable.  16mo. 

3196.  Xapoleox^  oval  bnst,  in  ermine  robe,  wreath  encircling  head.  Stipple. 

Unsigned.  16mo. 

3197.  Napoleon,  bnst  in  uniform.  Line  and  stipple  Conche  fils,  scnlp. 

16mo. 

3198.  Napoleon,  oval  bnst,  within  square.  Consnl’s  coat,  long  hair.  Ses 

pareils  a denx  ne  se  font  pas  connaitre.”  Line.  Unsigned.  16mo. 

3199.  Napoleon,  oval  bust.  Directory  coat,  frilled  shirt-front,  facing  right, 

long  hair  in  braided  knot  at  back,  cannon  and  flag  nnderneath. 
Stipple.  Talverde  p.  [Tasker  sc.]  General  Buonaparte.” 

IGmo  (small  portion  beneath  oval  damaged). 

3200.  Napoleon,  oval  bnst,  military  coat.  Line  and  stipple.  T.  Blaschke 

se.  16mo. 

3201.  Napoleon,  oval  bnst,  in  nniforin.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  16mo. 

3202.  Napoleon,  oval  bnst,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair.  Line  and  stipple. 

Lhisigned.  16mo. 

3203.  Napoleon,  oval  Imst  in  square,  in  uniform,  eagle  and  laurel  wreath 

beneath.  Line.  Hnot  del.  Mariage.  16mo. 

3204.  N'apoleon,  bnst  in  nniforin.  Line  and  stipple.  Forsell  scnlp.  IGnio. 

3205.  Napoleon,  bnst  in  Consul’s  coat,  wreath  overhead,  scene  of  a meeting 

beneath.  Line.  Hnot  del.  ^lariage.  16mo. 

3206.  X'apoleon,  oval  bnst  in  uniform,  crowned  eagle  beneath.  Line  and 

stipple.  I'nsigned.  16nio. 

3207.  Napoleon,  bnst  in  a group  of  3 Consuls,  embroidered  coats,  without 

hats.  Dessine  par  Chataignier.  Grave  par  Nockerodt.  Stipple. 
16mo. 


3208.  Kai'OLEON,  the  same  three  Consuls,  in  panelled  frame.  Line.  16mo. 

Unsio-necl. 

3209.  N.M’oleox,  oval  bust  in  military  coat,  with  hat.  Xapoleon  der  Erstc.” 

Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  IGino. 

3210.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  militaiw  coat.  Pencil  sketch.  Unsigned.  16mo. 

3211.  Xai'Oleox,  ljust  on  reverse  of  medal.  Consular  coat,  long  hair,  “AW 

Italico  U obverse,  allegorical  figures  of  Wisdom,  Peace,  Plenty,  ikc. 

libera  e Insuhria.  IX.  Lnglio,  MDCCLXXXXVII.”  Witlnu  an 
ornamental  border.  Line.  Unsio-ned.  IGnio. 

3212.  Xai’OLEox'.  bust  in  circle,  embroidered  coat,  laurel-wreathed.  Eight 

lines  of  ve'rse  underneath.  Stipple.  Jh.  Point  pinxit.  J.  B.  L. 
IMassard  sculp.  18mo. 

3213.  XAroLEOX,  bust  in  uniform,  in  square.  Vivien  sculp.  Line.  18mo. 

3214.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  circle  showing  embroidered  lapels.  Stipple.  Dessine 

et  grave  par  Alix.  24mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3215.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust,  long  hair.  Stipple.  Lmsigned.  24mo. 

321G.  Xapoleoet,  bust  in  oval,  court  dress.  “Buonaparte  (corse)  De  la'a- 

]none.”  Stipple.  Consigned.  24mo. 

3217.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust.  Consul’s  coat,  long  hair.  “ Franzosisseber 

General.’’  Stipple.  Unsigned.  24mo. 

3218.  Xapoleoet,  oval  bust  in  uniform,  arms  folded.  Line.  Eosmasler, 

Dres.  182G.  24mo. 

3219.  Xapoleox,  oval  bust  in  embroidered  coat  and  bat.  Stipple.  De  Bruyn 

delt.  Grangerm  sculpt.  24mo. 

3220.  Xapoleox",  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  bat,  right  hand  at  breast. 

Line.  2 states,  one  India  paper,  before  all  letters.  8vo.  2 pieces. 

3221.  Xapoleox,  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  A.  Desnoyens  delin. 

Stipple.  8vo.  2 copies,  one  with  full  inscription,  the  other  without. 
2 pieces, 

3222.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  right  and  front,  no  hat,  lithographs, 

4to.  2 pieces. 

3223.  Xapoleox,  medallion  bust,  and  another  bust,  both  royal  robes,  wreath 

of  laurel.  Line  and  stipple.  8vo.  2 pieces. 

3224.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  oval,  royal  rolies  with  wreath  of  laurel,  engraved  by 

AV.  Iloll.  In  2 states.  With  and  without  inscription,  8vo. 

London,  n.d. 

3225.  Xapoleox",  l)ust  in  uniform,  no  bat.  Stipple.  F.  Fleiscbmann,  sc.; 

full  bust  in  uniform,  no  bat.  Goutiere,  sc.  Sandoz  del.  Line  en- 
graving and  another.  Together,  3 pieces.  4to  and  8vo. 


322().  Xaihjlkon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  liat. 

David;  full  bust  in  frame,  as  First 
Wedgwood,  seulpt.  India  |)a[)er  and  2 


Sti])i)le.  Grave  

Consul  and  Kmperor.  J.  d. 
others.  Together,  4 pieces. 


o.;)9r 

,'V  /V 


N-vroLKOK,  circular  bust,  as  First 
in  Wa.v  in  the  Possession  of 
Scotland.’’  Stip])le.  Fusigned. 


Consul.  “ From  an  Original  Model 
Harry  Grant,  American  Consul  for 
iSvo. 


3228.  X.U'OLKON,  another,  similar,  as  Emperor  of  the  french.  The  date  line 
has  here  l)een  omitted,  and  the  t)ust  lias  lieen  surmounted  liy  a crown. 
In  other  respects  the  jilates  are  identical. 

3221).  Nai’oleox,  oval  bust  in  embroidered  coat.  ^M)ljereonsul  dei‘  tiepulilick 
Frankreich.”  Stip[)le.  Bader  Dallie,  px.  A estermayr,  sc.  8vo. 


3230.  XAPom-ox,  another  cojiy.  lOmo. 


3231.  Xapolison,  2 busts  (se[)arate)  on  1 sheet;  (1)  embroidered  coat,  long 
hair,  facing  right.  Line.  Unsigned:  (2)  emliroidered  coat,  long 
hair,  facing  left,  as  General  en  chef  de  I’armee  d’ltalie,  April,  17U(). 
Line.  Couche  fils.  dir.  Paris,  n.d.  Both,  12mo. 


3232.  Xapoleon,  sculptured  bust  with  Maria  Louisa  (together)  and  the  baby 
King  of  Pome  (singly)  on  1 sheet.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo.  Lon- 
don, 1812;  bust  with  .Maria  Louisa,  in  circle.  Line.  A.  Loeatelli 
d’Alvisopoli  diso.  ed  inciso.  8vo.  (2  pieces.) 


3233.  X.VPOLEON,  2 busts  in  uniform,  and  another,  4to  and  8vo.  Together, 

3 pieces. 

3234.  Xapoleon,  3 busts,  one  with  cocked  hat,  one  without,  also  one  half 

length.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3235.  K'apoleox,  3 busts  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  Stipple  and  line,  one 

proof  before  all  letters.  12mo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3236.  Napoleox,  3 busts  in  uniform,  2 without  hat,  one  with.  Ales,  sc.  etc. 

12mo.  Together,  3 ])ieces. 

3237.  Napoleon,  ^MAimille  Imperiale,”  [Napoleon,  !Marie  Louise  and  their 

son],  medallion,  busts.  Penard,  sculp.  Blaixot  del.  Stijtple,  8vo, 
full  margins.  I’aris,  n.d. 

3238.  Napoleon,  La  famille  Imperiale,”  smaller  busts  than  the  preceding. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3239.  Napoleon,  Leur  M.  i\[.  I’Empereur  I’lmperatrice,  et  le  Poi  de  Pome,” 

medallion,  bust,  symbolical  borders.  Stipple.  Unsigned,  8vo. 

3240.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned,  12mo. 

3241.  Napoleon,  “ Najjoleone  tm|)eratore  de  Francesi  e Pe  dTtalia,”  Ganacci 

inv.  AGgneux  dis.  Sti])ple.  12ino. 

3242.  Nai’oleon.  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Proof  before 

all  letters. 


32-4:3.  Xapoleox^  silhouette  bust  as  First  Consul,  from  a drawing  from  E.  D. 

Clarke.  Svo.  Full  margins.  London,  1803 

3244:.  Xapoleon,  another  copy  of  the  preceding  with  the  imprint  cut  away. 

3245.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  in  uniform,  v/ith  hat.  Empereur  des  Frangais 
et  Roi  d’ltalie.”  Stipple.  J.  F.  Bolt,  del.  J.  F.  Krethlow,  sc.  Svo. 

Berlin;  I.  I.  Freiclhof,  1806 


3246.  Xapoleon,  another  copy,  on  tinted  paper. 

3247.  Xapoleon,  the  same.  “ Kaiser  von  Frankreich  und  Koenig  von  Italien.” 

J.  G.  Sommer,  sc.  1807.  n.p. 

3248.  Xapoleon,  the  same.  Empereur  des  Frangois,  Roi  d’ltalie.”  Un- 

signed. n.p.n.d. 

3249.  Xapoleon,  the  same,  cut  down  and  placed  within  square  lines.  Un- 

signed. 12mo.  n.p.n.d. 

3250.  Xapoleon,  “ Xapoleone  Primo  Imperatore  de  Francesi,’’  head  from  a 

sculpture  by  Canova,  Fran.  Cechi  delin.  Line  engraving,  4to. 

3251.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Stipple,  probably  after  an  un- 

signed charcoal  drawing. 

3252.  Xapoleon,  head  from  a sculpture,  engraved  by  J.  Wright,  Stipple. 

Proof  on  India  paper.  4to.  London,  1821 

3253.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Cholet  sculp.  Chataigner  del. 

Stipple.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3254.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  facing  left,  line  engraving.  Un- 
signed. Proof  before  all  letters.  Svo. 

3255.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  oval,  no  hat.  Grave  par  Henry,  dessine  par  Hubert. 

Stipple.  Svo. 

3256.  Xapoleon,  “ Xapoleone,  il  Grande,”  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Capitano 

B.  Lasino  sculp.  1810.  Stipple.  4to.  Full  margins,  which  are 
slightly  creased. 

3257.  Xapoleon,  another  copy  of  the  preceding,  printed  on  paper  of  a differ- 

ent tone,  most  of  the  margins  cut  away.  Svo. 

3258.  Xapoleon,  head  from  a sculpture.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Proof  before 

all  letters  on  India  paper.  Svo. 

3259.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  J.  W.  fecit.  Stipple.  Proof  be- 

fore inscription.  Svo. 

3260.  Xapoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat,  also  on  same  sheet 

IMarie  Louise,  bust,  wearing  crown.  Stipple.  IRisigned.  Svo. 

3261.  Xapoleon,  medallion  heads  of  both  the  preceding  on  one  sheet.  Line. 

Proof  before  all  letters. 


3262.  Xapolkox,  inedallion  busts  of  both  the  preceding,  facing  left.  Stipple. 

8vo.  I’aris,  n.d. 

3263.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniforni.  Stipple.  David,  p.  Pekinino,  sc.  12nio; 

lialf  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest.  Etching.  Peint  par 
P.  Lcfevre.  Grave  par  Pannier.  8vo. ; half  length  in  square,  iini- 
formed.  E.  Leguay,  sculp.  Paris,  12mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3264.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Etching.  London.  8vo;  another  with 

facsimile  signature.  Lithograph.  l)e  Girarcl,  Bruxs. ; half  length, 
uniform,  right  hand  in  vest.  Peint  par  P.  Ijcfevre.  Grave  par  Pan- 
nier. 8vo.  (3  pieces.) 

3265.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  T.  KelD  sc.  Exeter,  J.  & B. 

Williams,  182T.  12mo;  half  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest, 

hat  in  left,  trojdiies  &c.  bordering  portrait.  “ Valadolid.”  D.  J. 
Pound.  8vo;  bust  in  long  coat  as  First  Consul.  iMezzotint.  Lon- 
don, 1845.  12mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3266.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Engraved  by  Bocquet  after  David. 

Stipple.  London,  1815 ; full  bust  in  state  robes,  no  hat.  Engraved 
by  Sudlow.  Stipple,  and  another.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  3 
pieces. 

3267.  Napoleon,  busts,  3 on  sheet,  in  Consul’s  coat,  all  facing  right,  long 

hair  tied  in  back.  (Top)  in  circle  on  tinted  paper.  16ino;  (left) 
plate  in  same  state  on  white  India  paper.  12mo;  (right)  another 
state  of  same  plate,  12mo.  “ General  en  chef.”  Line.  Unsigned. 

3268.  Napoleon.  Facsimiles  of  portraits  from  various  medals.  Together, 

ten  pieces  on  three  sheets  containing  three  portraits.  8vo.  (3  pieces.) 

3269.  Napoleon,  bust,  with  great  coat,  in  uniform,  within  ornamental  bor- 

der. P.  Beckinidis.  Lith.  Kirchmayr.  8vo ; bust  in  uniform. 
Etching.  Steube  pinxt.  Dean  scp.  London,  1835.  12mo;  bust, 

similar,  in  ornamental  frame,  square.  12mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3270.  Napoleon,  in  prison,  1794;  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat,  sculptured  bust. 

Proof  before  letters,  etc.  Line,  etc.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3271.  Napoleon,  4 busts  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Line,  etc.,  one  proof  before  all 

letters.  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3272.  Napoleon,  4 busts  in  uniform,  all  facing  front,  no  hat.  Line  and  litho- 

graph. One  proof  before  all  letters.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3273.  Napoleon,  3 busts,  one  half  length,  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat. 

Line,  etc.  8vo.  Together,  4 ])ieces. 

3274.  Napoleon,  3 busts,  royal  robes,  one  full  length,  royal  robes.  One  proof 

before  all  letters,  2 India  paper.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  4 ])ieces. 


3275.  Xapoleox,  4 busts  in  uniform,  no  hat.  L.  A.  Claessons,  sculp.,  etc. 

Together,  4 pieces,  12mo.  One  proof  before  all  letters  on  India 
paper. 

3276.  Xapoleox^  2 Imsts,  2 full  lengths.  Engraved  by  H.  R.  Cook  and  others. 

Line,  etc.  12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3277.  Xapoleox,  4 different  l)usts  in  oval,  2 from  medals.  Stipple,  etc.  12mo. 

Together,  4 pieces. 

3278.  Xapoleox,  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Grave  d’apres  Tofanelli 

par  Roger  en  1813.  In  4 states.  Unfinished  proof  before  all  letters, 
proof  with  engraver’s  name,  etc.,  the  same  on  India  paper,  and  with 
inscription,  on  India  paper,  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3279.  Xapoleox,  4 busts  in  uniform,  3 facing  front,  one  to  right,  no  hat. 

Line  and  stipple,  etc.  1 proof,  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3280.  Xapoleox,  “ General  Bonaparte,”  bust  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat, 

1.  Godefroy,  delt.  and  scupst.  and  3 others.  Stipple,  line,  etc.  4to 
and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3281.  Xapoleox,  bust,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  T.  Wallis,  sculp.  Lon- 

don, 1815;  and  three  others,  one  on  India  paper.  4to  and  8vo.  To- 
gether, 4 pieces. 

3282.  Xapoleox,  iMarie  Louise  and  King  of  Rome,  medallions,  on  sheet  8vo; 

“La  Maison  du  Garde-chasse.”  Lithograph,  4to;  bust  in  a group 
of  3 busts.  Line.  8vo;  “ L’Oeil  du  Maitre.”  Etching.  8vo.  (4 
pieces) . 

3283.  Xapoleox,  face,  with  3 others.  4to;  “Une  maison  de  la  rue  de  la 

A^ictoire.”  Lithograph.  8vo;  bust  in  uniform  with  Xey.  Stipple. 
12mo;  “ Xapoleon  et  sa  Mere.  (Baby  in  anus).  Tinted.  16mo  on 
small  folio.  (4  pieces.) 

3284.  Xapoleox,  uniformed  bust  in  square  Avith  ornamental  border.  “ Le 

Pere.”  AYith  facsimile  signature.  Line.  LTisigned.  Paris,  n.d. 
8vo;  sculptured  bust  in  oval  with  luise.  Alezzotint.  From  a bust. 
T.  AV.  Harland.  Edinburgh  and  London.  12mo ; half  length  in  uni- 
form, crowned  “ X ” over  his  head.  Etching.  Unsigned.  London. 
12mo;  bust  in  uniform.  Aluneret,  pinxt.  Fontaine,  sculpt.  Sur- 
rounded by  biographical  notes.  Paris.  8vo.  (4  pieces.) 

3285.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Bertennier  1837  [sculpt.]  India 

paper;  full  bust  in  uniform.  H.  Scriben,  sculpt,  London,  1829  ; and 
2 others.  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3286.  Xapoleox,  bust  in  uniform,  right  hand  at  ln*east,  no  hat,  Gezund  gest. 

V.  Rosmasler,  Berlin,  1837 ; full  bust  in  uniform,  right  hand  at  breast, 
no  hat,  engraved  by  J.  Freeman,  and  3 others,  8vo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3287.  X.VPOLEOX.  bust,  royal  robes,  iron  croAvn.  A'erico  inc. ; cameo  in  stipple 

by  T.  AVoolAvorth  after  Alorelli.  London,  1822,  and  2 others,  8vo  and 
12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 


8288. 


3289. 


3290. 

3291. 

3292. 

3293. 

3294. 

3295. 

3296. 

3297. 

3298. 

3299. 

3300. 

3301. 

3302. 


Xai’oleox,  l)u.st  ill  uniforni,  witli  Imsts  of  4 otlier  generals,  within  lancy 
scrollwork.  Etching.  T^nsigned.  Small  folio  ; Napoleon  inducing 
Ihus  Vll  to  sign  the  Concordat.”  Mezzotint  after  Sir  1).  Milkie. 
8vo ; Les  Souvenirs  du  I’eiiple.”  Etching.  12ino  ; Asseyez-vous, 
mes  braves  gens,  &c.”  Eithograjih.  12ino.  (4  jiieces.) 


Napoleon,  iMarceau,  lloche,  and  2 others  in  grou])  (busts).  Line. 
Small  4to ; ‘‘Napoleon  et  Benjamin  Constant.”  (Standing).  Etch- 
ing. 8vo;  bust,  with  11  others  in  group,  including  Ceorge  III.,  \\  ell- 
ington,  &c.  Etching.  16mo;  “ Tre  epoche  della  Vita  di  Aapoleone.” 
Lithograph.  4to.  (4  pieces.) 


Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  with  5 other  rulers  of  France.  Line.  Kimo; 
Napoleon  et  le  General  Becker.  Lithograph.  8vo ; Inist  in  unitorm, 
with  3 others.  Line.  8vo;  bust  in  group  of  7.  Description  in 
Italian.  4to.  (4  pieces.) 

Nai'OLEON,  3 busts  in  uniform,  no  hat,  one-half  length,  and  another. 
Line,  lithograph,  etc.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon,  3 busts  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat,  one  proof  before 
all  letters.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 


Napoleon,  5 different  Imsts,  in  uniform,  no  hat,  one  on  India  paper. 
8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon.  4 busts,  and  1 full  length.  Lithograph  and  line.  8vo  and 
12ino.  Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon,  five  different  busts.  Paul  sc.  London,  1802;  after  Charlet 
(2.  different  jap^er),  and  2 others.  (1  India  paper).  8vo  and  12mo. 
Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon,  five  different  busts.  Conche  fils,  sculp.;  Hopwood  sc.,  and  3 
others.  8vo.  and  12rno.  Together,  5 pieces. 


N.apoleon,  five  ditferenf  busts,  as  First  Consul,  Forestier  sculp.  ; Sands 
sculp.  London,  1812,  and  3 others.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 
pieces. 

Napoleon,  in  tondp  2 different  (one  India  paper)  ; head  from  a medal; 
bust.  P.  Scott,  sculp.,  and  2 others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 
pieces. 


Napoleon,  five  different  busts,  including  those  engraved  by  Clever,  and 
others.  4to  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Proof  before  all  letters;  full  bust,  Dutillos 
sc.  (India  paper),  etc.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  grave  par  .1.  B.  Longacre;  full  bust  in 
uniform.  G.  Bonatti  inc.  and  3 others.  4to  and  12mo.  Together, 
5 pieces. 


Napoleon,  bust  in  oval,  arms  folded.  Stiipde.  Unsigned;  full  bust, 
engraved  hv  4\  Cook,  London,  1814,  and  3 others.  8vo  and  12 mo. 
Together,  5 pieces. 


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3303.  Xatoleon,  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Forestier  sculp.;  full  bust  in 

uniform,  no  hat,  Giroux  sc.,  and  3 others.  8yo  and  12mo.  Together, 
5 pieces. 

3304.  ISTapoleon,  five  different  busts,  including  those  engraved  by  Forestier 

(India  paper),  J.  W.  Cook,  etc.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3305.  Xapoleon,  with  his  son.  E.  Leguay,  sc.  in  1814.  W.  French,  sc.  De 

la  Eoche  pt.,  and  3 others.  (2  proofs.)  8ro  and  12mo.  Together, 
5 pieces. 

3306.  Napoleon,  as  an  infant,  drawn  and  engraved  by  Longacre;  full  length. 

P.  Bedini  dis. : “ En  Bivouac.”  T.  Doney  sc.  Charlet  del.  Open 
letters,  and  2 others.  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3307.  Napoleon,  five  different  busts,  grave  par  A.  Lefevre,  and  others.  2 

proofs  before  inscription.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3308.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform.  Forestier,  sculp.  Proof  before  inscrip- 

tion; full  bust  in  uniform.  C.  H.  Wolf,  sc.,  and  3 others.  8vo  and 
12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3309.  Napoleon,  oval  bust  in  uniform  in  group  of  10.  Etching.  8vo;  2 

medallions  of  Napoleon  I.  and  one  of  Napoleon  III.,  with  facsimile 
signatures.  8vo;  Napoleon  in  a toupee,  face,  with  13  others.  Line. 
8vo ; ‘‘Meeting  at  Tilsit.”  Half  tone.  Small  folio;  “ Une  scene 
de  PAbdication.”  12mo.  (5  pieces.) 

3310.  Napoleon,  outline  full  bust.  Beveil  sculpt. ; full  length.  Lithograph; 

on  horseback,  in  colors  (lithograph),  and  4 others.  8vo  and  12mo. 
Together,  6 pieces. 

3311.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform  ; full  length  in  uniform,  and  4 others,  in- 

cluding 2 colored  lithographs.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  6 pieces. 


3312.  N’apoleox,  iiiedallion  head  with  2 others,  on  medal,  obverse  and  reverse, 

as  Consul.  Etching.  Oblong  12mo;  oval  bust  in  uniform,  in  group 
of  4.  Stipple.  12mo;  ‘^Napoleon  a Ste.  Helene,  donnant  une 
legon,”  &c.  Lithograph.  4to;  full  length  (seated)  with  three  gen- 
erals, and  others.  7 pieces. 

3313.  Napoleon,  2 faces,  full  and  three-quarters,  enveloped  in  clouds  with 

star  shining  above  both.  Facsimile  d’un  dessin  de  Girodet-Trioson 
fait  d’apres  Nature,  &e.”  Maile  sc.  IMezzotint.  Folio. 

London,  1827 

3314.  Napoleon,  sculptured  head,  border  designs.  F.  Rosaspina  inc.  F. 

Pagligi  inv.  Small  folio  (margin  cut  away). 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  the  above. 

3315.  Napoleon,  face  and  head  only,  on  ground  of  sun-rays  and  stars  burst- 

ing through  clouds.  4to. 

3316.  Napoleon,  double  portrait,  faces  and  hats  only.  Line  and  stipple. 

Haine  aux  Homines.  Haine  aux  Femmes,  avec  la  fin  du  monde.” 
Unsigned.  8vo. 

3317.  Napoleon,  head  engraved  by  T.  A.  Dean  from  a medal  in  the  posses- 

sion of  Mr.  O’Meara.  Stipple.  2 plates,  different.  8vo. 

London,  1822,  etc. 

3318.  Napoleon,  head  after  a medal  by  O'Meara,  grave  par  Khonraad.  Stip- 
. . pie.  8 VO. 

3319.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  the  Great,”  head,  long  hair,  no  hat.  Drawn 

and  engraved  by  S.  Bennet.  Line  engraving.  8vo.  London,  1806 

3320.  Napoleon,  face  slightly  to  left.  [Engraved  by  O’Neill.]  Proof  be- 

fore letters.  Inscription  on  India  paper.  12mo. 

3321.  Napoleon,  silhouette  head  and  neck  on  embroidered  pane],  embossed  in 

white  and  maroon.  Unsigned.  16mo. 

3322.  Napoleon,  3 heads  (one  with  that  of  Marie  Louise)  from  statues, 

all  with  wreaths  of  laurel.  Stipple  and  line.  4to  and  8vo.  To- 
gether, 3 pieces. 

3323.  Napoleon,  ob.  and  re.  of  a medal,  with  portraits,  printed  descrip- 

tion in  French  and  German;  bust  in  uniform.  Stipple.  London, 
1815,  and  2 others.  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3324.  Napoleon;  (1)  facial  view  in  cap  on  sheet  with  7 others,  including 

Caulaincourt,  Bessieres,  Berthier,  Murat,  &c.  Unsigned;  (2)  Six 
Scenes  de  la  Vie  de  Napoleon.  V.  Adam.  On  1 sheet.  Litho- 
graph. Folio;  (3)  busts  of  Napoleon  and  Frederic  Second.  Mezzo- 
tint. Unsigned.  4to  (somewhat  damaged)  ; (4)  Belustigung  Na- 
poleons in  der  Kindheit  zu  Brienne.”  Lithograph.  4to.  (4  pieces.) 

3325.  Napoleon,  outline  head,  with  those  of  Marie  Louise,  and  5 others ; full 

length  (with  Marie  Louise  on  same  plate),  and  others.  Lithosraphs, 
etc.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 


3326.  aSTAPOLEON,  oval  half  length  in  uniform  with  hat.  H.  Vernet,  pinxt. 

Giibian,  del.  Lith.  cle  H.  Bnmet.  Folio.  Lyon,  n.d. 

3327.  Napoleon,  Le  General  Finot  Apres  la  retraite  de  Eussie,”  half  length 

in  uniform,  arms  folded,  no  hat.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Printed  in 
colors.  Folio. 

3328.  Napoleon,  half  length,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Lithograph  after 

Maurin.  Folio. 

3829.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  nniforin,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Aclile. 

Lefevre  sculp.  Ches.  Steube,  pinx.  Line  engraving.  Proof  before 
inscription.  Folio. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloaue's  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3330.  Napoleon,  as  First  Consul,  half  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  military 

scene  beneath.  Outline  plate  b}^  Levachez  after  Boilly.  Folio. 

3331.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  Premier,  Einpereur  et  Eoi,”  half  length  in  uni- 

form, no  hat,  left  hand  at  breast.  Benoist,  jne.  sc.  Alex.  Vigueux 
f.  Stipple.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3332.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  over  breast,  an  excellent 

likeness  formed  of  minute  German  words  worked  into  shapes  of 
epaulettes,  hat,  arms,  &c.,  the  whole  showing  a bust  in  outline. 
Folio.  Wien,  n.d. 

3333.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  royal  robes,  with  Marie  Louise.  Line  and 

stipple.  Dessine  et  grave  par  M.  H.  Le  Grand.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3334.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Luigi  Pizzi  P.  Professore 

di  disegno  ....  in  Padova,  1830.  Line  engraving.  Open  let- 
ters. Folio. 

3335.  Napoleon.  ‘^Napoleone  il  Grande,  Iinperatore  de  Francesi,  Ee  d’ltalia,” 

&c.  Half  length,  no  hat,  battle  scene  in  background.  Ant.  Verico 
inc.  1810.  Vigneux  del.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

in  Firenze,  n.d. 

3336.  Napoleon,  half  lengdh  in  uniform,  standing,  no  hat,  left  hand  at  breast, 

scene  beneath.  Dessine  et  grave  par  L.  Jehotte  a Liege,  1804.  Line 
engraving.  Folio  (creased  across  middle).  Paris,  n.d. 

3337.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform.  Napoleon  le  Grand.^^,  Steph. 

Tofanelli,  del.  Dav.  Weiss,  sculp.  Stipple.  12mo,  mounted  folio. 

Wien,  n.d. 

3338.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  Avearing  cocked  hat,  left  hand  at 

breast.  Scotto  inc.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

3339.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded.  Vigneux,  del.  Henry 

sculp.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3340.  Napoleon,  Cittadino  Bonaparte  general  in  Capo  delle  Annate  Fran- 

cesi in  Italia.”  half  length  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat.  P.  Bernardi 
f.  J.  G.  pointer.  Stipple.  4to. 


3341.  Napoleon^  ^‘Napoleon  Premier/’  iialf  length  in  nniforin,  facing  front, 

no  hat.  Praclier,  scnlp.  Gerard  pinx.  Line  engraving.  Open  letters. 
4to. 

3342.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  arms  folded,  facing  left, 

battle  scene  in  background.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  4to.  Mar- 
gins cut  away. 

3343.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  arms  folded,  facing  left. 

E.  Paueli,  sculpt.  Stipple.  4to. 

3344.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  unifoian,  facing  right,  no  hat.  Grave  par  B. 

Roger,  dessine,  par  J.  GiiOln.  Line  and  stipple.  4to. 

,3345.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Lithograph 
after  Basin,  Jne.  4to. 

3346.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  principal  events  of  his  life  on 

border.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3347.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  right,  no  hat,  left  hand  at 

breast.  Benoist,  jne.,  sc.  Alex  Vigneux  f.  Stipple.  4to. 

3348.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  right,  arms  folded.  Henry, 

sculpt.  Vigneux  del.  Stipple.  4to. 

3349.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Dessine  et 

grave  per  Eichomme  1833,  peint  par  F.  Gerard,  1803.  Line  engrav- 
ing. Open  letter  proof,  India  paper.  4to. 

3350.  Napoleon,  Buonaparte  preinier  Consul  de  la  Republique  Frangoise.” 

half  length  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat,  facing  left,  nach  einem 
pariser  original  verfertiget  von  T.  L.  Stahl  in  Nurnberg.  Stipple,  in 
brown.  4to. 

3351.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  right,  long  hair,  no  hat. 

Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Proof.  4to. 

3352.  Napoleon,  oval  half  length  in  uniform,  on  square  background.  Line  and 

stipple.  Guibert,  del.  V.  Mauduit,  sculp.  Royal  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3353.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. Printed  in  colors  (margins  cut  away  and  creased  across 
middle).  8vo. 

3354.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  oval,  embroidered  coat  and  hat,  laurel  wreath 

above,  inscription  below.  “ P’er.  Consul  de  France.”  Line  and  stip- 
ple. Unsigned.  8vo. 

“ Pliilosophe  profond,  invincible  Guerrier, 

L’Olive  sur  son  front  embellit  le  Laurier.” 

3355.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  right,  no  hat.  Line  enorav- 

ing.  Unsigned.  Unfinished  proof  before  all  letters.  8vo.  ° 

3356.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  small  star  suspended  over  his  head. 

Line  and  stipple.  Napoleone  il  Grande,  &c.”  D.  e.  grave  par  J. 
Maina.  8vo. 


3357.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  nniforin,  cocked  hat.  P.  Angrand  sc.,  Lafitte 

del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3358.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  nniforin,  arms  folded.  Etching.  Published 

at  New  York  bv  Yhlliain  Hill.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3359.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  nniforin,  facing  right,  no  hat,  arms  folded. 

L.  Pados,  sculp.  Vigneux,  del.  8vo.  Milano,  n.d, 

3300.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  left  hand  at  breast.  Lebeau, 
sculp.  Naudct  del.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3361.  Napoi.eon,  lialf  length,  royal  robes.  Dessine  et  grave  par  Benoist. 
Stipple.  8vo. 

3302.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform  within  oval  wreath,  surrounded  by 
war  emblems,  flags,  &c.  Etching  by  Hopwood  and  Corbould.  8vo. 

3363.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  square,  uniform  with  hat,  arms  folded;  under- 

neath, scrolled  map,  crowns,  sceptre,  swords,  &c.  Line.  Shepperson 
del.  J.  G.  AValker  sc.  8vo.  [London;  Brightly  and  Childs,  1815] 

3364.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  with  hat,  arms  folded,  facing  left. 

Stipple.  Le  Grand  sculp.  India  paper.  8vo. 

3365.  Napoleon,  half  length,  military  coat,  long  wavy  hair,  ruffled  shirt- 

front.  F.  Cossia  pinxt.  Veronae,  1797.  L.  Schiavonetti  sculp. 
Londini.  Stipple.  8vo.  (Slight  stains  on  margins.) 

London;  J.  Shlunt,  1797 

3366.  Napoleon,  oval,  half  length  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3367.  Napoleon,  half  length,  right  hand  in  vest,  full  uniform.  Line  and 

stipple.  Unsigned.  Published  by  Geo.  Virtue,  London.  In  colors. 
12mo. 

3368.  Napoleon,  oval  half  length  on  square  background,  surmounted  by 

laurel  leaves.  Napoleon  I.,  Kaiser  der  Franzosen.”  Stipple.  Un- 
signed. 12mo. 

3369.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  circle, 'uniform,  right  hand  in  vest.  Em- 

pereur  des  Frangais,  Eoi  d’ltalie,  Protecteur  de  la  Confederation  du 
Ellin.”  Firenze  appo.  G.  G.  Chiari  e figlio.  Unsigned.  In  colors. 
12mo. 

3370.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  royal  robes,  with  Marie  Louise.  Unsigned. 

Line.  12mo. 

3371.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  right,  cocked  hat,  arms  folded. 

T.  Prattent  del.  et  sculpt.  12mo.  In  colors.  London,  1814 

3372.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  with  hat.  Stipple^ 

“ From  a painting  by  Lacoste,  deposited  in  the  Imperial  Library  at 
Paris.  Corrected  at  Plymouth,  1815.”  12mo. 


3373.  iSTAPOLEOX,  half  len^’th  in  uniform,  liat  without  ])lume,  right  arm  hont 

sliowing  hand  within  buckskin  glove.  “Napoleon  le  Grand,  Lm- 
perenr  des  Fran^ais  et  Itoi  d’Jtalie.”  Line  and  stipple.  F.  Maradan. 
12mo. 

3374.  Napoleox,  half  length  in  uniform  as  Premier  Consnl.  Hopwood  sc. 

In  colors.  Paris,  n.d.  8vo;  “ At  the  l\[ilitarY  School,  throwing  snow- 
balls.’^ In  colors.  London,  n.d.  4to;  full  length  in  uniform,  rear 
view,  hands  folded,  soldiers  to  the  right.  AVithout  letters.  Un- 
signed. In  colors.  12mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3375.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  uniform,  a dead  eagle  on  its  hack  above  hijn. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

337().  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  uniform,  wreath  and  eagle  above  his  head, 
another  wreath  with  army  scene  underneath.  Line.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  12mo. 

3377.  Xapoleo.x,,  half  length  in  embroidered  coat  and  sash.  Line  and  stip- 

ple. Itnsigned.  12mo. 

3378.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  uniform,  showing  right  hand  in  vest.  Line 

and  stipple.  David  Pt  Paris.  T.  Gimbrede  Sc.  X.  Y.  12ino. 

3379.  X.APOLEOX,  half  length  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Willard  & Pawdon  sc. 

Alby.  12  mo. 

3380.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  nniform,  facing  front,  no  hat.  Anderson 

sculpt.  David  pt.  AVood  engraving.  12mo.  Xew  York  [1815] 

3381.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  embroidered  Consular  coat,  sash  and  hat, 

laurel  liranches  beneath.  “ Premier  Consul,  &c.”  Line  and  stipple. 
J.  B.  F.  ]\[assard,  del.  J.  B.  L.  Massard,  Fils,  sculp.  12ino. 

[Paris,  n.d.] 

3382.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  robes  of  state,  wreath  of  laurel.  Line  and 

stipple.  Unsigned.  12nio.  [Paris,  n.d.] 

3383.  Xaj^oleox,  half  length  in  uniform  with  great  coat  and  hat,  also  fac- 

simile signature.  Pencil  sketch.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3384.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  nniform,  right  hand  in  vest.  Pencil  drawing, 

par  I.  AAh  Morris.”  12mo. 

3385.  Xapoleox,  half  length,  embroidered  coat,  long  hair,  tied  in  back. 

L’Univers  est  rem])li  de  sa  gloire.”  Dessine  d’apres  nature  a iMilan 
par  G.  Alessi.  Grave  par  J.  J.  F.  Tassaert.  Stipple.  12mo. 

338().  Nai’Oi.eox,  half  length  in  uniform,  right  arm  hent  at  elbow.  Xapo- 
leon  le  Grand  Fmpereur  des  Fran^ais  et  Koi  d’ltalie,  et  Protecteur 
de  la  ConfGleration  du  Bliin.”  Line.  Unsigned.  IGino. 

3387.  Xapoleox,  half  length  in  uniform,  with  great  coat  and  fur  collar,  right 
hand  in  vest.  Engraved  by  lllman  and  Pilbrow.  16mo. 

Xew  York;  J.  & J.  Ifarper,  1832 


3388.  Napoleon,  half  length,  within  oval  border,  curly  hair,  coat  with  em- 

broidered lapels,  sash.  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  IGino. 

3389.  Napoleon,  oval  half  length,  embroidered  coat  and  belt.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. 16mo. 

3390.  Napoleon,  half  length  oval,  in  Consul’s  coat,  long  hair.  Stipple.  G. 

Zanerio  ping,  a Llilano.  Schleich  scidp.  ICnio. 

3391.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform.  Etching.  Ferd.  dirit.  16mo. 

3392.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  with  hat.  Water-color.  Unsigned. 

16mo. 

3393.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest.  Line  and  stip- 

ple. Unsigned.  16mo. 

3394.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform.  Line.  Unsigned.  24mo. 

3395.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  facing  front  and  left,  no  hat.  Litho- 

graphs, different.  4to.  2 pieces. 

3396.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform.  Stipple.  Engraved  by  J.  B.  Long- 

acre  from  a miniature  by  Bousseau.  [Phila.]  1827.  12mo;  another, 
similar.  David.  Cooper.  Etching.  12mo;  another,  similar.  Stip- 
ple. London,  1815.  18mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3397.  Napoleon,  half  length,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Line  and  stipple. 

(Margins  cut  away)  4to;  full  bust.  Grave  par  Vallot,  1841.  4to 
and  8vo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3398.  Napoleon,  half  length,  uniform  under  great  coat,  left  hand  in  vest. 

Etching.  G.  Stael,  del.,  Paris.  8vo;  half  length  in  uniform,  small 
figures  overhead  and  at  bottom.  Etching.  London.  8vo;  bust  in 
uniform  in  square  frame,  lion  heads  at  corners.  Etching.  Unsigned. 
London,  1823.  16mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3399.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform.  Engraved  by  Bocquet.  Stipple. 

London,  1815 ; the  same,  engraved  by  E.  Smith,  and  3 others.  To- 
gether, 5 pieces.  4to  and  8vo.  * 

3400.  Napoleon,  half  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  at  breast.  A.  Eiffaut, 

sculp.  P.  Delarocht.  pinx;  Napoleon  asleep  in  his  study,”  drawn 
by  Dr.  IMennes,  1831,  and  three  others.  Together,  5 pieces.  8vo. 

3401.  Napoleon,  5 different,  half  length,  full  bust,  etc.  Etching,  line,  etc. 

8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  6 pieces. 

3402.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform,  holding  colors  in’one  hand 

and  sword  in  the  otlier.  Grave  a iMilan  par  J.  Longhi.  1798,  peint 
par  Lc-Gras.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

3403.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform,  on  horseback,  on  plate 

entitled  “line  dernicu-e  grace  mon  Empereur,  votre  main.”  Line  en- 
o-ravinff,  in  colors,  probablv  colored  by  hand.  4to.  Eepaired. 


3404.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  in 

the  garden  of  Malmaison.  Facsimile  in  colors  from  the  water-coloi 

by  Dujardin.  4to. 

3405.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform,  with  cross-belt  and  sword, 

in  oval  border.  Japan  paper.  Artist’s  proof,  with  signature  of  G. 
jMercier.  8vo. 

3406.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform,  sword,  and  sash  across 

shoulders.  Line.  S.  Lerby,  del.  Bovinet,  sculp.  (Frontispiece.) 
12mo. 

3407.  Napoleon,  three-quarter  length  in  uniform  (colored  lithograph)  ; full 

bust  (from  Journal  des  Artistes,  1834),  and  3 others.  8vo  and  12mo. 
-Together,  5 pieces. 

3408.  Napoleon,  full  length,  court  dress,  right  hand  resting  on  the  ‘‘  Civil 

Code,”  Josephine  seated  in  chair.  Grave  par  F.  A.  David.  Line  en- 
graving. Proof  before  inscription.  Large  folio.  [.Paris,  1807] 

3409.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  le  Grand,”  full  length  in  the  robes  of  Emperor. 

Augte.  Boucher  Desnoyers  sculpsit.  F.  Gerard  pinxit  anno  1805. 
Line  engraving.  Large  folio. 

3410.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Line  engraving, 

proof  before  all  letters  on  India  paper,  probably  representing  the 
scene  of  the  plea  of  the  prisoners  at  Jaffa,  about  1,200  of  whom 
Napoleon  had  ordered  shot.  Large  folio. 

3411.  Napoleon.  ^‘Napoleone  il  Grande,  Imperatore  de  Francesi  2 re 

d’ltalia.”  Full  length,  standing,  cocked  hat  under  left  arm,  holding 
map  of  Italy  in  right  hand.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Large  folio,  with 
margins.  Milan,  n.d. 

3412.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  no  hat.  Laugier  1835, 

David  1812,  I’eau  forte  par  Vallot.  Line  engraving.  Open  letters. 
India  paper.  Large  folio. 

3413.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  robes,  wearing  hat.  Grave  par  Mecou,  peint 

par  Isabey,  1812.  Line  engraving.  Large  folio,  with  full  margins. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3414.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  royal  robes.  W.  Bromley  sculpt.  F.  Gerard 

pinxt.  Line  engraving.  Folio.  (Creased  across  middle.) 

London,  1825 

3415.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  robes,  together  with  portraits  as  he  appeared 

at  Austerlitz  and  Waterloo.  The  colored  poster  by  Lucien  Metivet, 
issued  by  The  Century  Magazine,  Jan.  [1895].  Folio  (slight  tears 
to  margins). 

3416.  Napoleon.  Another  copy  of  the  preceding,  autographed  by  the  artist. 

3417.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  standing,  right  hand  on 

documents.  Dickinson  sc.  A.  J.  Gros  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Folio 
(margins  cut  away  and  inlaid,  slight  repairs  to  face). 


3-il8.  jSFapoleon.  full  length  in  nnifonn,  standing,  wearing  hat,  also  full 
length  portraits  of  ]\[arie  Louise  and  Napoleon’s  son,  on  same  sheet. 
German  copj)er  engraving,  in  colors.  Folio.  [n-P-  18^1] 

3419.  Napoleon^  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  hand  at  breast, 

standing  by  “ Senatus-Consulte  Organique.”  Folio. 

3420.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  I.,  Empereur  des  Frangais  et  Eoi  d’ltalie,  Ne  le 

15  Aout  1769,”  full  length  in  robes,  crowned  with  laurel,  placing 
wreath  of  roses  on  bust  of  Josephine.  Stipple.  Printed  in  colors. 
Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3421.  Napoleon,  the  same,  nncolored. 

3422.  Napoleon,  “ Le  Prisonnier,”  full  length  in  uniform,  in  cell,  looking,  by 

aid  of  the  narrow  window  lights,  at  map  of  Italy.  Weber  del.  Litho. 
de  C.  Motte.  Folio. 

3423.  Napoleon,  Passe,  le  Present  et  rAvenir,”  full  length  portraits  of 

Napoleon,  his  son,  etc.,  soldiers  in  background.  Lithograph  after  E. 
de  Moraine.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3424.  Napoleon,  full  length.  Emperor’s  robes,  crowning  himself  with  the  im- 

perial diadem.  In  colors.  Folio. 

3425.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  receiving  congratulations 

from  his  officers,  whose  brows  are  wreathed  with  crowns  of  victory, 
and  one  of  whom  [Lavalette?,  who  is  wearing  woman’s  dress],  is 
throwing  off  his  disguise.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned  and  without  letters. 
Folio. 

3426.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  long  coat,  line  engraving  formed  of  pen- 

script  flourishes,  standing,  with  right  hand  in  vest.  D’Aviguon. 
sculpt.  Folio. 

3427.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  no  hat.  Dessine  d’apres  nature  an 

Chateau  des  Tuileries,  et  grave  per  Charon.  Stipple.  Printed  in 
colors. 

3428.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  embroidered  coat,  standing  with  a woman, 

hands  joined,  before  a figure  of  Liberty  on  a throne.  In  colors.  Line. 
Ensigned.  4 lines  in  Italian  underneath.  Folio. 

3429.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  left  in  back 

pocket  of  coat,  standing  in  front  of  large  building,  a howitzer,  trees, 
&c.  around  him.  -Line  and  stipple.  Dessine  par  J.  B.  B.  Grave  par 
C.  Zatta.  Folio. 

3430.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  ermine  robe  flung  over  left  arm,  can- 

non, tent,  flag,  &c.,  around  him.  Stipple.  Dessine  par  F.  Damame. 
Grave  par  J.  J.  F.  Tassaert,  1806.  Folio. 

3431.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  court  robes,  soft  cap  and  plumes,  right  arm 

outstretched,  standing  on  floor.  Line.  Dessine  par  Desrais.  Grave 
par  Thiebaut.  Folio. 


3432.  NAroLEON,  full  length  in  uniform  covered  by  fur  eoat,^  in  the  midst  of 

a battle^  right  arm  pointing.  Line.  Unsigned.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3433.  XAroLEOX,  full  length  in  the  handsome  costume  he  wore  on  “ Le  Champ 

de  May,”  declaiming  his  address  on  that  occasion.  Mezzotint.  Un- 
signed. Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3434.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  left  hand  in  vest,  right,  behind Jjack, 

on  an  eminence  near  the  sea.  Mezzotint.  Charlet,  pinxt.  S.  W. 
Keynolds.  . .sculpt.  Folio.  Paris  and  London,  1820 

3435.  Xapoleon.  full  length  in  military  long  coat,  right  hand  in  vest,  stand- 

ing on  lawn.  Line  and  stipple.  “ Adieu,  Mai  Maison.”  Dessine  par 
Isabey.  Crave  par  C.  J.  Linges.  Termine  par  E.  Cooper.  India 
paper.  Folio. 

3436.  Xapoleon,  full  length  on  battlefield,  in  long  coat  and  sash,  sabre  in 

. right  hand,  cannon,  horses,  &c.  Line  in  sepia.  Folio. 

London;  S.  W.  Fores,  1797 

3437.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  left,  behind  back. 

Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

3438.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  military  long  coat,  standing  with  right  hand 

outstretched,  left  grasping  sword  in  scabbard.  Mezzotint.  Proof 
before  all  letters.  Folio. 

3439.  Xapoleon,  the  same  on  tinted  paper. 

3440.  XhiPOLEON,  “ Coup  d’oeil  de  FAigle,”  containing  full-length  portrait  in 

uniform,  telescope  in  hand.  Peiiit  par  H.  Bellange.  Lithograph. 
Proof  in  open  letters  on  India  paper.  Folio. 

3441.  Xapoleon,  full  length,  after  the  figure  on  the  column  in  the  Place 

Yendome.  Lithograph.  Folio. 

3442.  Xapoleon,  Buonaparte,”  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  cocked  hat 

in  left  hand,  pen  in  right.  Grave  par  J.  C.  Bock,  dessine  par  Hilaire 
Le  Urn.  Stipple.  Folio,  (portion  of  one  margin  repaired). 

3443.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  seated  on  chair,  white  charger  near- 

by. Alf.  Cornilliet  d’apres  Philippoteaux.  Proof  before  inscription. 
Folio. 

3444.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  holding  standard  in  right  hand, 

standing  by  French  Constitution,  guarded  by  the  eagle,  and  with 
the  Goddess  of  Libertv  on  other  side.  Fcrit  par  Benard  Lithoo-raph 
Folio. 

3445.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  hat,  hand  at  breast.  Lith.  d’E. 

Simon  a,  Strasbg.  Folio, 

3446.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  embroidered  long  coat,  with  sash,  sword,  and 

hat  on  which  is  a writing  ])ad,  neaifiy  a rock,  and  soldiers  on  bridge. 
Stipple.  Dessine  par  Hilaire  le  Dru.  Grave  par  J.  C.  Bock.  FoHo! 


SdlT.  oSTapoleox,  the  same.  Smaller  figure,  and  without  soldiers.  Unsigxed. 
Line.  8vo. 

3448.  I^APOLEOX.  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  breast,  an  outpost  on 

horseback  near,  soldiers,  &c.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  “ Meditant  la 
Bataille  de  Wagram.”  Folio. 

3449.  Xapoleon,  full  length,  in  prison,  looking  at  Map  of  Italy  spread  on 

table.  Le  Prisoniiier.”  Weber,  del.  Litho.  de  C.  Motte.  Folio. 

3450.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat,  holding  standard. 

Buotte  sculpsit.  Dutaillis  deliueavit.  Stipple.  Folio.  Small  mar- 
gins. Paris,  n.d. 

3451.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  without  hat,  the  central  figure  of  a 

German  copper  engraving,  unsigned,  entitled  “ Abschluss  des  De- 
finitiv-Friedens  Zwisehen  Oestreich  und  Frankreich  zu  Campo  For- 
mido  am  17  Octob.  1797.  Bonaparte,  Marchese  Ballo,”  etc.  Folio. 

3452.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat,  arms  folded,  facing  right. 

F.  Arnold  sc.  H.  Dahling  del.  Mezzotint.  Folio. 

The  reproduction  iu  Sloaue’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3453.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  arms  folded, 

Fried.  Arnold,  sc.  H.  Dahling  del.  Mezzotint,  colored  by  hand 
Folio  (margins  cut  away). 

3454.  Napoleon,  full  length,  standing,  in  embroidered  coat,  sash  and  sword, 

plumed  hat  held  in  left  hand  with  writing-pad  on  top,  over  which  the 
right  hand  is  poised  with  pen  between  fingers,  rock  and  soldiers  on 
bridge  iu  background.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned  proof  (Somewhat  dam- 
aged). Folio. 

3455.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  hat  in  hand.  Grave  par 

Coque[t],  dessine  par  Hilaire  Lc  Dru.  Mezzotint.  Folio,  margins  cut 
away,  and  small  piece  of  engraver’s  name  rubbed  otf.  Paris,  n.d. 

3456.  Napoleon,  full  length,  no  hat,  standing  by  Acte  additional  aux  Con- 

stitutions de  I’Empire.”  Mezzotint.  Folio  (stained  in  places). 

3457.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  behind  him,  on  rock  in  mid- 

ocean, ships  in  the  distance.  J’attendais. . . 15  Octobre  1840.” 
Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Folio. 

3458.  Napoleon.  Another  copy,  somewhat  varied.  Line.  Proof  before  all 

letters. 

3459.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  (centre),  xUexander  I and  Friedrich 

Wilhelm  III  (sides),  hands  clasped,  all  standing.  Unsigned.  Stipple. 
Small  folio.  Wien;  Bemnoni,  n.d. 

3460.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  arms  folded.  F. 

x4rnold  fee.  H.  Dahling  del.  Mezzotint.  Small  folio. 


34G1.  Napoleon,  full  length,  royal  rolx's.  Dessine  a Paris,  Ic  2 Avril  1810, 
jour  cle  la  celebration  du  Mariage  de  sa  Majeste  et  grave  par  Adrien 
Godefroy.  Line  engraving,  festoon  border.  Small  folio.  Paris,  n.d. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

34G2.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  Premier. . . (et)  ^Marie  Louise,”  l)oth  full  length, 
Napoleon  in  uniform,  cocked  bat  in  left  band.  Leopold,  sculp.  Ludw. 
Wolf  del.  Mezzotint.  Small  folio. 

34G3.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  in  front.  Line.  hr. 

Guimpel  fee.  Small  folio.  Berlin,  ISOG 

34G4.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  bat,  “ sketched  at 
St.  Helena  by  a British  Officer  in  May  last,”  [181G].  Aquatint. 
Unsigned.  4to. 

34G5.  Napoleon,  ^Heneral  Buonaparte,  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  French 
Army,  and  Conqueror  of  Italy,  Germany,  etc.,”  full  length  in  uniform, 
standing  beside  cannon,  battle  scene  in  background.  Line  engraving. 
Unsigned.  In  colors.  4to.  London,  May  8, 1797 

34GG.  Napoleon,  full  length  on  rock  by  seashore,  uniformed,  with  arms  folded 
across  breast.  Lithograph.  P.  Pohrbach,  del.  Bei  E.  Pitmiiller.  4to. 

Berlin  & Gottingen,  n.d. 

34G7.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  breast,  cap,  wand  of 
office,  &e.,  on  stool  nearby.  Stipple.  Bosselman.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

34G8.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  hat,  standing,  arms  folded. 
F.  Guimpel  fee.  Berlin,  Nov.  180G.  In  colors.  4to. 

34G9.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  entering  the  door  of  chamber  in 
Avhich  are  the  members  of  the  Congress  of  Vienna.  ^U\h,  mon  Dieu, 
levoila?”  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to.  Paris;  Dubreuil,  n.d. 

3470.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  devant  Ratisbonne,”  full  length  in  uniform,  no 

hat,  about  to  mount  his  horse.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3471.  Napoleon,  Pace  di  Tolentino  fra  la  S.  Sede,  e la  Repubblica  Fran- 

cese,''  containing  full  length  portrait  in  uniform.  Line  engraving. 
Unsigned.  4to  (margins  cut  away  and  plate  slightly  damaged). 

3472.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  on  charger. 

Romney  sc.  In  colors.  4to.  London,  1815 

3473.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  sitting  on  rock,  right  hand  in 

vest,  left  holding  a closed  book,  hat  and  gloves  near  by,  tree  in 
background.  Marin-Lavigne,  del.  Lith.  de  Lenercier.  Souve- 
nirs.” Published  in  London,  Paris,  and  Now  York.  4to. 

3474.  Napoleon,  full  length,  royal  robes.  Mezzotint.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3475.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  about  to  take  his  son  in  his  arras, 

nobles  and  ladies-in-waiting  around  him,  &c.,  with  the  cradle  given 
him  by  the  citizens  of  Paris  at  one  side.  In  colors.  Unsigned.  Ob- 
long. 4to.  'Paris,  n.d. 


347G.  Napoleo.x,  “ Preliminari  della  pace  di  Leobcn/’  containing  full  length 
figure,  holding  cocked  hat  in  right  hand.  Line  engraving.  Un- 
signed. 4to. 

3477.  Napoleon,  full  length,  as  First  Consul,  embroidered  coat,  sash  and 

boots,  one  arm  outstretched,  the  other  resting  on  hip.  H.  de  Yiel- 
Castel.  Lith.  Villain  r.  de  Sevres,  19.  4to. 

3478.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  four  other  generals,  all  stand- 

ing on  an  arc  of  the  world,  portions  of  which  are  labelled  Espagne, 
France,  Autriche,  &c.  Le  Jeu  des  quatre  Coins  on  les  cinq  Freres.” 
Unsigned.  India  paper.  4to. 

3479.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  by  the  bedside  of  Iklarie  Louise,  his 

son  held  in  the  arms  of  a lady-in-waiting  near  by.  Naissauce  du  Koi 
de  Koine.”  Unsigned.  In  colors.  Oblong  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3480.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  glove  and  hat  in  right  hand,  facing 

Pope  Pius  VII.,  who  is  in  full  pontifical  robes.  Inscription  in  Ital- 
ian. Line.  Gio,  Batta;  Cechi  e Bened.  Eredi.  inc.  4to. 

3481.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon,  erster  Kayser  de  Franzosen  and  Konig  von 

Italien,”  full  length,  royal  robes,  wreath  of  laurel.  Gezeiclmet  von 
Isabey.  Line  and  stipple.  4to. 

3482.  Napoleon,  full  length  (letter  in  one  hand),  with  several  officers  near, 

in  room.  [View  of  Napoleon’s  second  abdication,  June  22,  1815]. 
Line.  LTnsigned.  In  colors.  Small  4to. 

3483.  Napoleon,  Napoleon,  Empereur  des  Frangais,”  full  length,  royal  robes, 

coat  of  arms,  etc.,  on  same  plate.  C.  W.  Schenck  sc.  Leipzig.  Line 
engraving,  4to. 

3484.  N.vpoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  across  breast,  poised  in 

the  clouds,  angels  around  him,  shadowy  busts  of  soldiers  in  the  dis- 
tance, &c.  “Immortel.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Printed  in  colors. 
4to. 

3485.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  Avithout  hat,  on  plate  entitled  Cle- 

nience  de  Napoleon.”  Lithograph.  4to. 

3480.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  royal  robes,  in  the  clouds,  with  right  hand 
poised  over  the  Imperial  eagle  with  crown  in  beak,  about  to  place  it 
on  head  of  the  King  of  Pome,  Avho  is  asleep  upon  the  knee  of  his 
mother  as  she  views  the  scene  in  a vision.  Le  Songe.”  Stipple. 
Unsigned.  Portrait  in  colors.  4to. 

3487.  Napoleon,  full  length,  standing,  holding  cocked  hat  in  right  hand, 

soldier  crossing  bridge  in  background.  Line  and  stipple.  Lefevre 
sculp.,  Hilaire  Le  Dru  del.  4to. 

3488.  Nai’Oleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  seated,  no  hat.  Gem.  v.  Delaroche, 

lith.  V.  Ilartung.  In  colors.  4to.  ’ 

3489.  Napot.eon,  full  length  in  uniform,  seated  on  his  great  coat  under  cypress 

trees.  Vezzotint.  “ Napoleon  ecrivant  ses  memories.  Unsigned. 
4to.  Paris,  n.d. 


,'>490.  NAroLEON’.  full  leno-di  in  ^reat  coat,  meeting  a gentry.  ^M4n  n passe 

■ Paris,  n.d. 


pas. 


]\rezzotint.  rnsiuned.  4to. 


3401.  Natoleon",  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  with  arms  folded  in  a 
garden.  Wash  drawing.  Ihisigned.  Small  4to. 

3492.  Napoleon,  “ General  sans  pareil,”  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing 
cocked  hat.  In  colors.  4to. 


3493.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  royal  robes,  head  enwreathed  with  laurel, 

sceptre  in  one  hand,  wand  of  otlice  in  the  other,  curtains  parted 
overhead,  &c.  Water-color.  Unsigned.  4to.  (Torn  in  2 places). 

3494.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  addressing  the  Assembly.  Grande 

andace  et  ruse  de  Bonaparte.”  [Eepeated  in  Italian.]  Line.  Wittmer 
inv.  e dis.  Marchetti  inc.  Oblong  4to. 

3495.  Napoleon,  “ Bonaparte,  General  en  Chef  der  Italienischen  Armee,”  full 

length  ill  nniform,  sword  in  one  hand,  document  in  the  other.  Line 
engraving.  In  colors,  probably  colored  by  hand.  4to. 

3496.  Napoleon,  ''  Bivouac  cn  1814,”  full  length  in  nniform.  Grave  par 

Lefevre,  peint  par  11.  Amrnet.  Line  engraving.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3497.  N.vpoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  glass  in  right  hand,  officers 

nearby,  a battle  raging,  plan  of  same  on  pile  of  masonry. 
Charleroi.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3498.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  nniform  and  great  coat,  standing  and  looking 

seaward,  three  officers  at  back,  &c.  “ A I'ile  d’Elbe.”  Mezzotint.  Un- 
signed. 4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3499.  Napoleon,  “ Traite  de  Campo  Formio,”  containing  fnll  length  portrait, 

in  nniform,  no  hat,  demanding  that  the  words  The  Eepnblic”  be 
erased.  Mezzotint.  In  colors.  4to,  margins  ent  away. 

3500.  Napoleon,  fnll  length  in  nniform,  soldiers  aronnd  him.  Charleroi.” 

i\Iezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3501.  Napoleon,  fnll  length  in  nniform,  standing,  sword,  and  wreath  of 

lanrel  on  table,  wearing  pointed  footgear.  Copper  engraving  [prob- 
ably the  work  of  some  German  engraver],  entitled,  ‘‘  Napoleon  Bona- 
parte erster  Consul  der  Francos  Eepnblick.”  4to,  and  the  companion 
print,  also  unsigned,  and  probably  the  work  of  the  same  artist,  being 
that  of  Josephine,  entitled,  “ Madame  Bonaparte,  geb.  de  la  Pagerie, 
vormals  verwittwete  Beaiiharnois,  Gemahlin  des  ersten  Consuls  der 
fransoes  Eepnblick.”  2 pieces.  4to,  with  margins. 

3502.  Napoleon,  fnll  length  in  nniform  leaning  against  a cannon,  hands  in 

pocket;  a similar  figure  near  him.  Line.  Proof  before  all  letters. 
4to. 

3503.  Napoi.eon,  fnll  length  in  nniform,  standing  beside  the  wounded  Due  de 

Montebello,  at  Fssling,  as  his  funeral  cortege  passes.  Etched  plate. 
Peint  par  Bellange.  Grave  par  Tajet.  Oblong  4to.  [Paris,  n.d.] 


3504.  jSFapoleon^  full  length  in  uniform  with  great  coat,  on  quay  surrounded 

by  nninerous  figures  of  soldiers,  their  wives,  citizens,  &c.  [Bona- 
parte leaving  Elba  in  1815  to  invade  France.]  In  colors.  Unsigned. 
Oblong  small  4to. 

3505.  Uapoleoj^,  full  length  in  royal  robes,  confiding  his  son  to  the  care  of 

Prance,  a cnpid  presenting  him  the  hearts  of  the  French  people; 
Minerva  above,  &c.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Oblong  4to. 

3506.  Uapoleon^,  full  length  in  ConsuFs  uniform,  appearing  from  a doorway 

to  a number  of  officers,  statesmen,  &c.,  seated  around  a large  table, 
on  which  are  cards  and  money,  exclamations  of  various  sorts  pro- 
ceeding from  the  mouths  of  the  majority  of  the  figures.  “ Le  Jen 
de  Pharaon  politique,  1799.”  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  Ob- 
long 4to.  (Margins  cut  close.)  Paris;  Chez  Basset,  n.d. 

3507.  Napoleon',  full  length  in  uniform  and  great  coat  and  hat,  standing  by 

a fire  on  the  ground,  camp  sentry  marching  near.  Pencil  and  water 
color.  By  Charlet.  8vo. 

3508.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  long  cloak  over  right  shoulder, 

standing  on  rock  by  the  sea,  arms  folded  over  breast,  flash  of  light- 
ning at  his  back.  Etching.  Desenne  del.,  I.  H.  Eobinson  scul. 
India  paper.  8vo.  [Paris,  J.  Boqnet,  1826] 

3509.  Napoleon,  Le  General  Bonaparte,  1797,”  full  length  in  uniform. 

Lith.  de  Villain.  8vo.  In  colors. 

3510.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  great  coat  standing  on  the  shore  by  a rock 

on  which  rest  his  hat,  book,  gloves,  &c.,  right  hand  in  vest,  small 
ship  in  background.  Marked  “ Napoleon.”  Line.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3511.  Napoleon,  another  copy.  Proof  before  all  letters.  India  paper. 

3512.  Napoleon,  another  copy.  Stipple.  No  lettering.  Small  wreath  on 

lower  margin. 

3513.  Napoleon,  another  copy.  Lithograph.  Unsigned.  Small  wreath 

enclosing  N ” on  lower  margin.  “ Chez  Daems  pres,  les  escaliers 
de  Ste.  Gudule.” 

3514.  Napoleon,  another  copy,  but  with  a variation  in  dress,  and  the  left 

hand  in  vest;  also  all  the  same  scenic  objects  reversed.  Stipple. 
Signed  “ Gnyard.” 

3515.  Napoleon,  full  length,  in  Egypt,  embroidered  long  coat,  top  boots 

Avith  spurs,  sword  and  sash,  arms  partly  folded,  hat  in  one  hand, 
pyramids,  palms,  &c.  in  background.  Etching.  T.  Boilly  del.,  A. 
Boilly  sc.  India  paper.  8vo. 

3516.  Napoleon,  full  length,  richly  embroidered  long  coat,  top  boots  witli 

spurs,  large  sash,  long  hair,  left  hand  resting  on  sabre  (sheathed), 
right  hand  holding  hat  Avith  large  feather,  both  hands  gloA^ed.  Etch- 
ing. “Konjat.  Hildibrant.”  8vo. 


3517.  NAroLEON,  full  length  in  embroidered  costume  of  tlie  First  Consul^  left 

arm  outstretched,  right  resting  on  table,  on  which  is  a cocked-hat, 
&c.  Lithograph,  partly  colored.  Lith.  de  Delpech.  Signed  11. 
L.”  Loyal  8vo. 

3518.  Napoleon,  full  length,  rear  view,  standing  on  rock  with  arms  lolded, 

in  uniform  with  hat,  looking  seaward.  Lithograph.  Unsigned. 

8 VO. 

' 3519.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  in  library,  right  hand  rest- 
ing on  a volume  of  the  Code  Napoleon,”  liat,  sword,  &c.  on  nearby 
chairs.  Etching.  Scelfer  del.,  Villery  sculp.  India  paper.  8vo. 

3520.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded.  “ Exactly  copied  from 

a likeness  by  J.  P.  Simone,  Paris,  1807.”  In  colors.  lietouched 

after  publication.  8vo. 

* 

3521.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  standing  in 

library,  sword  and  belt  on  chair  at  side,  lamp,  books,  etc.  On  steel. 
David  pinxit,  Valot  sculp.  8vo. 

3522.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  right  hand  in  vest,  hat  on  drum 

nearby,  a soldier  and  officers  in  background.  Etching.  Dessine 
par  Raffet.  Grave  par  Alph.  Erangoise.  India  paper.  8vo. 

3523.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  wearing  cocked  hat.  Un- 

signed, but  probably  the  work  of  a German  engraver.  In  colors. 

8 VO. 

3524.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  on  shore,  cloak  over  right 

shoulder,  hat  and  broken  sceptre  and  chain  on  ground.  Lith.  de 
Maublanc.  India  |)aper.  8vo. 

3525.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  with  hat,  arms  folded,  standing  in 

field,  soldiers  and  field-piece  outlined  in  background.  Woodcut.  In 
colors.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3526.  Napoleon,  in  4 full  length  attitudes,  Toulon,  Pont  cPArcole,  Auster- 

litz,  St.  Helena,  in  appropriate  costume  for  each.  Grave  sur  acier. 
Charon  sculpt.  Oblong  8vo.  Paris  and  New  York,  n.d. 

3527.  Napoleon,  full  length,  royal  robes.  De  Launay  sc.,  Roehn  del.  In 

colors  (touched  up  by  hand).  8vo. 

3528.  Napoleon,  und  Alexander  und  Friedrich  Wilhelm  III.,  in  a group  of 

3 full  length  in  uniform,  hands  clasped,  Tilsit  in  background.  Gez. 
von  F.  A.  Calau,  geatzt  von  Laurens.  Mezzotint.  8vo. 

3529.  Napoleon  [at  the  Pyramids],  full  length,  in  uniform;  half  length,  in 

uniform,  no  hat,  after  Paul  Delaroche;  bust,  in  uniform,  no  hat, 
with  facsimiles  of  two  signatures.  Stipple,  etc.  8vo.  Togetlier, 
3 pieces. 

The  reproductions  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  of  above  and  following 
lot  were  made  from  these  engravings. 


3530.  ISTapoleox^  full  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  India  paper;  full  length,  in 

nniform,  seated,  no  hat.  G.  L.  Leybold  sc.,  P.  Delaroche  pinx. ; 
bust  in  uniform.  Unsigned;  as  First  Consul,  grave  par  Monal, 
d’apres  Isabey  (late  impression).  Line,  etc.  8 vo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3531.  ISrAPOLEOX,  full  length  in  uniform,  river  in  background.  Queverdo 

aine  sculp.,  Samson  del.  Line.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3532.  jSTAPOLEOxy  full  length  in  uniform,  no  hat,  “ Croquis  d'apres  nature,  * 

dessine  le  G i\Iars  1821.”  View  of  his  house  in  background.  In 
colors.  8vo. 

3533.  Hapoleox,  full  length.  Emperor’s  robes.  Grave  j^ar  J.  Levasseur,  des- 

sine par  F.  Gerard.  Inclia  paper.  8vo. 

The  reprocluctioii  in  Sloaiie’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3534.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  cocked  hat,  arms  folded. 

In  colors.  8vo. 

3535.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat  in  hand.  Grave  par 

Langlois,  dessine  par  Eatfet.  Proof  on  India  paper.  8vo. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloane’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3536.  Napoleon,  full  length  standing,  right  hand  on  table,  pyramids  in  back- 

ground. Line  engraving.  E.  Lechard  del.  8vo. 

3537.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arm  at  breast,  no  hat.  Stipple. 

Printed  in  colors,  touched  up  by  hand.  8vo. 

3538.  Napoleon,  Sejour  a Pile  d’Elbe,”  full  length  in  uniform,  officers  in 

background.  Inscription  of  3 lines.  Line  engraving.  In  colors. 
8vo. 

3539.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  covered  with  great  coat,  standing 

between  the  open  door  of  a hut  and  a log-fire,  right  hand  in  vest. 
Etching.  Proof  before  all  letters.  India  paper.  8vo. 

3540.  Napoleon,  the  same.  Another  state  of  plate. 

3541.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  in  Moskau,”  full  length  in'  uniform,  standing  by 

open  window  watching  flames.  In  colors.  8vo. 

3542.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  Bonaparte  on  his  celebrated  white  charger.”  In 

colors.  (Cut  close  and  mounted.)  London,  1823 

The  above  and  the  following  26  lots  form  an  extensive  series  of  the 
plates  engraved  by  George  Cruikshank  for  Ireland’s  Life  of  Napoleon. 
1S2.S-5-7.  Some  are  in  duplicate.  All  are  creased  in  two  places,  as  usual, 
having  been  extracted  from  various  copies  of  the  published  work. 

3543.  Napoleon.  Napoleon  & Massena  defeating  the  Austrian  Army,  at 

the  terrible  Battle  of  Eoverdo.”  In  colors.  (Portion  of  imprint  cut 
away.) 


3544.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  & Augereaii  in  the  heat  of  the  trenienclous  bat- 

tle of  St.  George.”  Uncolored. 

3545.  Napoleon.  ‘‘  Napoleon  forcing  the  passage  of  the  bridge  of  Areola.” 

In  colors. 

3546.  Napoleon.  Napoleon  at  the  passage  and  battle  of  the  river  Tag- 

liainento.”  In  colors. 

3546a.  Napoleon.  The  same,  date  and  imprint  cut  away.  In  colors. 

3547.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon  defeating  the  Mamelukes,  at  the  battle  of  tlie 

Pyramids.”  In  colors. 

3548.  Napoleon.  The  same,  date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

» • 

3549.  Napoleon.  Another  copy  like  the  preceding. 

3550.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon,  when  first  Consul  & Madame  Josephine  (his 

first  wife)  in  the  garden  at  j\Ialmaison.”  Uncolored.  Date  and  im- 
print cut  away. 

3551.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  defeating  the  Turkish  Pacha,  at  the  battle  of 

Aboukir.”  In  colors. 

3552.  Napoleon.  “ The  attack  and  capture  of  Naples.”  In  colors. 

3553.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  and  his  arm}',  effecting  the  wonderful  passage 

of  the  Alps.”  In  colors.  Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

3554.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon’s  decisive  victory  over  the  Austrians,  at  the 

battle  of  Marengo.”  Uncolored. 

3555.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon’s  bivouac  on  the  night  preceding  the  memor- 

able battle  of  Austerlitz.”  In  colors.  Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

3556.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon’s  entrance  into  the  City  of  Berlin.”  In  colors. 

Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

3557.  Napoleon.  Another  copy  of  the  preceding,  with  date  and  imprint. 

3558.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon  defeating  the  Prussian  Army,  at  the  battle 

of  Bylau.”  Uncolored.  Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

3559.  Napoleon.  The  same  in  colors,  with  date  and  print. 

3560.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon  & the  Emperor  Alexander,  upon  the  raft  on 

the  Nieman,  after  the  Treaty  of  Tilsit.”  ' In  colors. 

3561.  Napoleon.  The  same.  Uncolored.  Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 

3562.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  witnessing  the  conflagration  of  IMoscow.”  In 

colors. 

3563.  Napoleon.  The  same.  Uncolored. 

3564.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon’s  retreat  from  Moscow.”  In  colors. 

3565.  Napoleon.  The  same.  Uncolored.  Date  and  imprint  cut  away. 


3566.  Napoleox.  Napoleon’s  arrival  at  the  Tuileries  on  his  return  from 

Elba.”  In  colors.  (Plate  repaired.) 

3567.  Napoleon.  “Napoleon  terminates  his  military  career,  at  the  memor- 

able battle  of  Waterloo.”  In  colors. 


3568.  Napoleon.  The  same.  Uncolored,  in  part  I of  Ireland’s  Life,  8vo 

Avrappers.  London,  G.  Berger,  n.d. 

3569.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  embracing  xUexander  I.  upon  a 

platform  in  Avater,  Ijoats  and  figures  of  officers  around,  &:c.  Line, 
colored  by  hand.  Unsigaied.  Oblong  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3570.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  military  coat,  right  hand  in  vest.  Etching. 

Proof  before  all  letters.  8vo. 

3571.  Napoleon,  “'Bonaparte  on  the  Northumberland,”  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Stipple.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  12mo. 

3572.  Napoleon,  full  length,  undress  uniform.  [In  exile  on  St.  Helena, 

horses  in  background.]  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned.  In  colors. 
12mo. 

3573.  Napoleon,  full  length,  in  general’s  uniform,  by  the  sea.  Line.  Te 

Zalt  Bommel,  Johannes  Niman,  1827.  12mo. 

3574.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  Avdth  great  coat  beside  a log  fire. 

Water  color.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3575.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  left  hand  behind  back,  standing  near 

map  of  Germany.  Proof  before  all  letters.  12nio.  Surrounding  this 
plate  the  artist  has  pencilled  a border  containing  sections  in  Avhich 
he  lias  Avritten  the  names  of  battles  and  events,  as  though  he  intended 
to  enlarge  the  plate  to  Folio. 

3576.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  back  vicAv.  Water  color. 

Unsigned.  12mo. 

3577.  Napoleon,  full  length,  embroidered  coat  and  sash  Avith  SAvord,  on  Avhich 

rests  his  left  hand,  the  right  arm  outstretched,  betAveen  the  figures 
of  Victory  and  Peace,  aaJao  are  suspending  laurel  Avreaths  above  his 
iiead.  pyramid  in  background.  “La  Victoire  et  la  Paix  couronnent 
ce  Heros.”  [Engraved  l)y  Berthet.]  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3578.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  general’s  uniform,  liigh  boots,  &c.,  right  hand 

in  vest,  to  one  side  a drum  on  Avhich  rest  his  hat  and  a plan,  in 
background  a grenadier  marches  toAvards  a tent.  On  India  paper. 
Signed  “ F.  S.”  12mo. 

3579.  Napoleon,  full  length,  embroidered  coat,  hat  and  boots,  sash,  right  arm 

outstretched,  2 small  cannon  being  fired  in  background.  Stipple.  P. 
Bouillon  del.,  T.  V.  Poll  sculp.  12mo. 


3580. 


Nai’Clkon', 

l^Aigeue 

sti])plo. 


i’lill  length,  long  coat,  hands  hehind  hack  (centei),  1 linee 
bust  (left),  bust  of  another  general  on  right.  Jniic  and 
Troof  before  all  letters.  Oblong.  12  mo. 


3581. 


3584. 

3585. 


X APOLKOX,  the  same,  another  state  of  plate. 

Napolkox,  fall  length  in  uniform.  Kteliing.  (lantherot  i)inxt.  1 

N^.vpolkox,  the  same.  India  ])a])er.  Proof  before  all  letters. 

Xai’olkox,  fnll  length  in  nniform.  standing  before  tents,  &e. 
and  sti])})le.  Chasselat  del.,  Prot  s(*nlp.  12nio.  fails, 

IMapolkox,  full  length,  standing,  arms  folded  in  front.  Line, 
signed.  12mo. 


2nio. 

Line 

n.d. 

Un- 


3580.  Xapolkox,  full  length,  arms  folded,  standing  and  watching  army.  Line, 
d.  1).  Hertanx.  12nio. 


3587.  XLvpoi.hox,  full  length  in  uniform  and  gTeat  coat,  standing  by  a fire  of 

logs,  arms  behind  hack,  soldier  near  by.  Etching.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  12mo. 

3588.  iSrAPOLP]OX,  full  length  in  imifonn,  right  hand  in  vest,  standing  on 

shore.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3589.  X^apoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  at  open  window  with  right 

hand  ujiraised,  in  the  attitude  of  addressing  jieople  below.  Wash 
drawing.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3590.  jXapoleox,  full  length  in  circle,  military  coat  and  sash,  holding  sword 

in  both  hands,  seated  figure  of  ]\tinerva  beside  him,  ships  and  castle 
in  background.  Je  Jure  sur  ce  Fer,  de  venger  la  Patrie — Et  dn 
despote  Anglais,  punir  la  perfidie.”  [Engraved  by  Berthet.]  12mo. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3591.  ]XAroL]:ox.  full  length  in  uniform  and  long  coat,  being  carried  through 

the  air  by  2 angels.  Colored  plate.  Unsigned.  IGino. 

3592.  Xapoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded.  Xotice  sur  Xa- 

poleon.”  In  colors.  fGino.  Bruxelles,  n.d. 

3593.  Xapoleox,  full  lengih  in  uniform,  standing  in  room  facing  an  old  man 

with  arms  outstretched.  | From  a work  by  Wieland.]  A'.  11.  Schnorr 
fecit,  1809.  Aquatint  von  T.  B.  Ltossel.  In  colors.  IGino. 

3594.  Xapoleox,  full  length  in  nniform,  ascending  a stairway,  hat  in  hand, 

meeting  IMarie  Louise  and  ladies,  statue  in  niche  in  background. 
“^  Xapoleon  at  Weimai".”  Unsigned.  In  colors.  IGmo. 

3595.  XApoleox".  small  full  length  in  gi'cat  coat,  right  hand  in  vest,  standing 

beside  a Ind.  Etching.  A.  Ilorizot,  sculp.  India  paper.  18mo. 

359G.  Xapoleox,  the  same,  Imt  showing  fuller  details.  Proof  before  all  let- 
ters. 


3597.  XhvPOi.EOX,  full  length,  standing,  left  knee  bent,  left  hand  in  vest,  gaz- 
ing over  encampment.  Line.  Proof  before  all  letters.  24mo. 


3598.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  seated  in  chair  before  a portrait  of 

the  Due  De  Keischtaclt,  offert  par  les  compagiions  de  son  exil.” 
Line.  N.  Maurin  inv.,  A.  Marche  dis.  e inc.  1834.  4to. ; another 
full  length,  standing  before  portrait  of  his  son.  Treatment  similar. 
“ Napoleon’s  Thrane.”  Y.  Sieglander,  pinxt.  Lithograph.  Folio. 
(2  pieces.)  Wien,  n.d. 

3599.  Napoleon.  La  prise  de  tabac,”  and  Napoleon  sur  la  Colonne,”  both 

containing  full  length  figures.  Lithographs.  4to.  2 pieces. 

3600.  Napoleon,  three  different  portraits  in  royal  robes,  after  statues  by 

Eoland  Chaudet,  etc.  Line  engravings.  4to.  3 pieces. 

3601.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  on  quay,  Escape  from  Elba,  1815.” 

Drawn  by  Goubaud.  London,  1822.  In  colors.  Oblong  12mo;  In 
death,  half  length  in  uniform,  St.  Helena.  London,  n.d.  Fenner  sc. 
Oblong  12mo;  ^Hn  the  Arab’s  Tent.”  AVithout  letters.  In  colors. 
12 mo.  (3  pieces.) 

3602.  Napoleon,  3 full  lengths  in  uniform.  All  colored.  8vo.  3 pieces. 

3603.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  in  colors;  three-quarter  length  of 

Napoleon  II.,  looking  at  sculpture  bust  of  his  father;  and  another. 
In  colors.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3604.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  military  school  uniform,  marking  on  wall 

with  chalk  (2  copies,  1 tinted)  ; another  design,  similar,  but  mark- 
ing on  wall  with  bayonet  tip.  Charlet.  Lithograph.  Folio.  3 
pieces. 

3605.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform.  “ Derniers  Adieux  a sa  Famille”; 

bust  in  centre  of  a group  of  the  Famille  Imperiale”  (14  busts)  ; 
another  in  similar  group.  Unsigned.  Mezzotint,  stipple,  &c.  Folio 
and  4to.  3 pieces. 

3606.  Napoleon,  outline  full  length,  from  a statue;  half  length  in  uniform 

(colored  by  hand).  London,  1825;  and  2 others.  8vo  and  12mo. 
Together,  4 pieces. 

3607.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  (probably  at  Elba),  colored  by  hand; 

full  length  in  uniform.  A.  Boilly,  sc.  J.  Boilly,  del.  In  colors. 
Eepresentation  of  his  tomb,  etc.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3608.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  groups  (5  scenes).  Music  title  page.  Litho- 

graph. 4to ; l3ust,  with  another.  Etching.  4to ; full  length  in  royal 
robes,  and  other  costumes,  (4  figures).  Etching.  Oblong  12mo; 
with  9 others,  each  with  description  and  designation.  4to.  4 pieces. 

3609.  Napoleon,  “1814,”  after  IMeissonier ; after  the  statue  in  bronze  by  Ar- 

mand  le  Veel ; and  2 others,  lithographs,  etc.  4to  and  8vo.  Together, 
4 pieces. 

3610.  Napoleon,  2 full  length,  1 proof  before  all  letters,  2 full  busts.  One 

on  India  paper.  Svo  and  12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 


3G1].  N-vroLKOX,  full  leug’tli,  at  Foiitaiuebleau;  full  bust,  with  fax^siiiiiles  of 
2 si^iatures,  view  of  Porto  Farrajo  in  colors,  and  map  of  Elba  on 
same  sheet,  and  another  (proof  on  India  paper),  and  another.  4to. 
Together,  4 pieces. 


3G12.  Nauoleox,  four  differcnt  full  length,  at  St.  (lloiid,  1802;  from  Pegne 
de  Napoleon,'*’  and  2 others.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3G13.  N.AroLEON,  four  different  f\dl  length.  C.  Warren  sculp.;  F.  Sautter  sc., 
and  2 others.  4to  and  12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 


3G14.  Napoleoxt,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  in  the  Tuileries  and  facing 
mob  on  the  wall  of  garden.  Etching,  proof  before  all  letters.  India 
paper.  Small  4to;  medallion  head,  with  that  of  Josephine.  Line. 
lOmo;  NTapoleona  na  Ostrow-Helenn.”  dhiited  lithograph.  Small 
' folio;  “ Tncendie  de  Moscow.”  Etching.  Small  4to.  (4  pieces.) 

3Gir).  Napoleox,  (1)  four  full  length,  one  on  horseback,  all  in  uniform,  on 
one  sheet  ; T^a  Sentinelle  en  defaut.  On  ii’passe  pas,  Apres  vous.  Sire, 
Xapoleon  meditant.  Line.  Each  IGmo.  Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d.; 
(2)  Napoleon,  Alexander  I.  and  5 other  figures,  with  lion,  ship,  &c. 
Line.  Unsigned  proof  before  all  letters.  4to.  (2  pieces.)  (Small 
hole  burned  in  1 margin.) 


3G1G.  Napoleoxt,  full  length,  royal  robes.  Boviuet  sc.,  Huat  del.  3 full  bust, 
one  mezzotint  by  Levachez,  and  others.  8vo  and  12 mo.  Together,  5 
pieces. 


3G17.  Napoleoxv  five  different  full  length,  as  First  Consul;  in  royal  robes;  at 
St.  Helena;  inspecting  the  troops;  and  with  the  Pope  at  Fontaine- 
bleau. 4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3G18.  Napoleox,  five  different  full  length  (2  on  India  paper),  including 
First  Consul,  Statue  de  Napoleon,  and  3 others.  8vo.  Together,  5 
pieces. 

3G19.  NAPOLEOxy  full  length  in  uniform.  Queverdo  aine  scul]).,  Samson 
del.  (margins  cut  away)  ; full  length  in  uniform.  Lithograph  after 
unsigned  sketch,  and  3 others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3G20.  Napoleox,  full  length  in  uniform,  after  Charlet.  Lithograph;  full 
length  in  uniform.  Adam  sculpt.,  J.  Potier  delt.  (2  states,  1 un- 
finished proof),  and  another.  Together,  5 pieces.  8vo  and  12mo. 

3G2].  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded.  Lithograph.  Folio; 

another  on  same  order.  Folio;  another.  Folio;  full  length,  seated 
with  child  on  couch.  Lithograph.  Folio;  full  length  in  uniform  at 
St.  Helena.  Lithograph.  12mo;  bust  Avith  wreath.  12mo.  G pieces. 

3G22.  Napoleox,  full  length  (in  the  Alps);  full  length  on  Avooden  bridge; 

bust  in  uniform  ; aud  others.  Stipple,  lithograph,  etc.  4to  and  12mo. 
Together,  G piec-es. 


3623.  Napoleox^  full  length  in  uniform  under  trees.  Lithograph.  Folio. 

1816;  miniature  full  length  on  rock,  &c.  Line.  8vo;  Historia  de 
Camaralzainan,  &c.”  On  steel.  Unsigned.  16mo;  full  length  at 
St.  Helena.  Etching.  Coupe.  8vo;  full  length,  De  Twee  Na- 
poleons . . . brons  . . . pleister.”  C.  C.  A.  Last.  8vo ; 

full  length  against  a cannon,  hands  in  pocket.  [By  ^Mr.  Hook,  &c.] 
dto.  6 jDieces. 

3624.  Napoleox,  full  length,  with  soldiers  at  the  Danube.  Mezzotint;  death- 

bed scenes,  (2)  ; outline,  full  length,  signed  J.  1).  L. ; and  others. 
4to  and  8vo.  Together,  6 pieces. 

3625.  Xapoleox.  full  length,  at  Fontainebleau;  in  prison;  at  school;  at  Ar- 

cole,  and  2 others.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  6 pieces. 

3626.  Napoleox,  six  different  full  length — as  First  Consul,  at  Fontainebleau,. 

in  a forest,  and  3 others  (3  India  paper).  8vo  and  12mo.  To- 
gether, 6 pieces. 

3627.  Napoleon,  six  different  full  length,  on  rock,  battle  scene  beneath; 

grave  par  F.  Simon,  and  4 others.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  6 
pieces. 

3628.  Napoleon,  ‘‘Le  Prisonnier.”  Pansonnette  sc.;  as  an  infant  (in  1769), 

Burdet  sc.,  Eatfet  del.,  and  4 others.  Together,  6 pieces. 

3629.  Napoleon,  full  length,  as  First  Consul;  full  length,  as  Emperor.  Yil- 

lerey  sculp.,  Scheffer  del.,  and  4 others.  8vo  and  12mo. 
pieces. 

3630.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform;  at  St.  Helena,  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Follet  sculp.  Philippoteaux  del.;  and  others.  Line,  etc. 
8vo.  Together,  7 pieces. 

3631.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  sitting  in  chair  by  table  [in  tent]).  Berech- 

nungen.”  In  colors.  Square  16mo. 

3632.  NapoT;EON,  full  length  in  Directory  uniform  with  plumed  hat  and  sash, 

on  a white  charger,  leading  the  forces  of  France  against  the  enemy 
upon  the  bridge  at  Areola,  Nov.  15,  1796.  Mezzotint.  In  colors, 
l^arge  oblong  folio. 

This  charge  against  the  Austrians  was  led  by  Nai)oleon  who  had  come 
to  the  assistance  of  Augereau  after  that  general  had  been  repulsed  by  the 
enemy  a short  time  previous. 

3633.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  at  Austerlitz.  Grave  par  E.  Eouargue,  with  16 

scenes  on  sides.  Line  engraving.  Large  folio.  Darmstadt,  n.d. 

3634.  Napoleon,  At  Austerlitz,”  in  uniform  on  horseback.  Mezzotint  in 

colors.  Gerard  pinxt.,  AVoolfe  sculp.  Folio.  London,  n.d. 

3635.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  a Austerlitz,”  on  horseback.  AAMolfe  sculp., 

Gerard  pinx.  IMezzotint.  Open  letters.  Small  folio.  London,  n.d. 

3636.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  a Eylau  ” on  horseback.  Lithogra])h  after  Gros. 

Small  folio.  ' Paris,  n.d. 


3G37.  ISTapoleon',  on  horseback,  plate  stating  that  N’apoleon  is  equal  to  “ Li- 
curgns,  Cyrus,  Alexander,  Annibal,  Ckesar  and  Charlemagne  com- 
bined.” Invente  et  dessine  par  F.  Le  Clerc,  et  grave  par  M’lle.  Des- 
sire.  . . 18U().  Stipple.  Folio. 

3038.  jSTapoleon',  “ llonaparte,  I’reinier  Consul  de  la  Itepublique  Frangaise,” 
in  uniform,  on  horseback.  Line  engraving.  In  colors.  Folio. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3639.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Napoleon,  Premier  Fnnperenr  des  Frangois,  Roi  d’ltalie  a 

la  tete  de  sa  Suite,”  all  on  horseback.  D.  Berger  fecit.  1806,  Study 
del.  Stipple  in  brown.  Folio. 

3640.  Napoleon,  on  horseback.  IMezzotint.  Unsigned.  Small  folio  (dam- 

aged in  places).  Paris,  n.d. 

3641.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  saddle  and  part  of  uniform  colored.  Litho- 

graph. Folio.  [Paris,  n.d.] 

3642.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  F.  Doneu  sculpt.  Mezzotint.  Folio.  Proof 

before  inscription. 

3643.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  an  Retour  de  Pile  d’Elbe,”  on  horseback.  Le- 

vachez  sculp.,  Vernet  del.  Lithograph.  In  colors.  Folio. 


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3644.  Napoleon,  “ De  vlugt  van  Napoleon  Bonaparte  met  zyne  Adjndanten, 

van  het  Slagveld  Waterloo,”  on  horseback.  D.  Sluyter  sculp.,  J. 
Kamphuyzen  delin.  Stipple.  Folio.  Amsterdam  [m.  1816] 

3645.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  Colored  poster  issued  by  the 

Century  Magazine,  June,  1895,  designed  by  E.  Grasset.  Folio. 

3646.  Napoleon,  Buonaparte,  Premier  Consul  de  la  Republique  frangaise 

dans  son  grand  Costume,”  on  horseback.  Line  engraving.  In  colors. 
Folio. 

3647.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Souvenirs  de  Napoleou,”  containing  portrait  in  uniform, 

on  horseback,  with  18  compartments  of  battle  scenes.  Dessine  a la 
plume  par  L.  Ivramp.  Lithograph.  Open  letters  on  India  paper. 
Folio. 

3647a.  Napoleon,  original  pencil  drawing  of  the  statue  of  Napoleon  on 
horseback,  by  Barye.  Folio. 

3648.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  no  hat,  on  horseback.  Line  engraving,  unsigned. 

In  colors.  Folio. 

3649.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  on  horseback,  receiving  Gen.  Mack  at  the  sur- 

render of  Ulm.  French  lithograph  (slight  stains).  Folio. 

3650.  Napoleon,  “ Schlacht  bei  Austerlitz  am  2ten  December  1805,”  on  horse- 

back. Lithograph,  colored  by  hand.  Folio.  Berlin,  n.d. 

3651.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  on  prancing  horse,  without  the  walls  of  a fort, 

soldiers,  tent,  &c.  In  colors.  Unsigned.  Oblong  4to.  London,  1815 

3652.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Napoleon  Buonaparte  in  his  retreat  from  Leipsic.”  Wood 

engraving.  4to.  London,  f ca.J  1816 

3653.  Napoleon,  ‘^Bonaparte,  Premier  Consul,”  on  horseback.  Stipple.  Un- 

signed. 4to. 


3054.  Xai’Oi.kox,  with  ^Icirio  Louisi*  al)()ut  to  enter  the  cathedral  for  the  Jiiar- 
riage  ceremony,  many  other  figures  near.  Line  engraving.  Un- 
finished proof  before  all  letters,  on  India  paper.  4to. 


3055.  Xapoleon,  Xapoleon  I franchissant  le  Sonnnet  du  St.  Bernard,'’  in 
uniform,  on  horseback,  soldiers  in  background.  Grave  par  Jdopfer, 
d’apres  le  tableau  celebre  peint  par  David.  Aquatint  in  colors.  4to. 

Berlin,  1808 


3050.  Xapoleon,  “ Buonaparte’s  Weltherrschaft  ein  Buckblick  in  die  Vergan- 
genheit,”  in  uniform,  on  horseback.  4to. 

3057.  Xapoleon,  “Bonaparte,  General  en  chef  de  I’Armee  Frangoise  en 

Italic,”  on  horseback.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned,  4to  (margins  cut 
away) . 

3058.  Xapoleon,  on  horseback.  Lith.  v.  A.  Boehden,  Berlin.  Tinted.  4to. 

3059.  Xapoleon,  “ Xapoleon  en  1815.”  Lithograph  after  Horace  Vernet. 

India  paper,  open  letters.  4to. 

3000.  Xapoleon,  on  horseback.  A.  14.  Payne,  Charlet  del.  Line  engraving, 

open  letters.  4to. 

3001.  Xapoleon,  in  uniform  on  horseback,  lithograph  on  India  paper  after  a 

pen  and  ink  drawing.  4to. 

3002.  Xapoleon,  “ L’Empereur  en  Campagne  ” on  horsehack.  Lithograph 

after  Charlet.  4to, 


3003.  Xapoleon,  on  horseback.  Curious  portrait  after  an  unsigned  pen  and 

ink  drawing.  4to. 

3004.  Xapoleon,  on  horseback.  Grave  d’apres  un  Croquis  de  Carle  Vernet, 

par  X.  Schenker.  Stipple,  folio,  margins  cut  away. 

3005.  Xapoleon,  “The  Flight  of  Xapoleon  from  [Leipzig].”  Mezzotint, 

folio,  margins  and  portion  of  inscription  cut  away. 

3000.  Xapoleon,  as  First  Consul,  on  horseback,  lithograph.  Unsigned.  Open 
letters.  Folio. 


3007.  Xapoleon,  “ Beddition  d’Ulm  le  20  octobre  1805.”  Xapoleon  on  horse- 

back receiving  General  Mack.  Grave  par  Eoemhikl.  Mezzotint.  4to. 

3008.  Xapoleon,  in  uniform  on  horseback,  in  a view  of  the  “ Bataille  et  Pas- 

sage du  Tagliamento.”  Etched  plate.  ^Martinet,  del.  Tajet,  sculp. 
Oblong  4to. 

3009.  Xapoleon.  “Arrive  de  Xapoleon  dans  ITle  d'Elbe  ” [also  in  German 

and  Italian],  in  uniform,  “ Code  Xapoleon,”  under  right  arm,  etc. 
lane  engraving,  unsigned,  in  colors.  4to. 

3070.  Xapoi.eon,  “ Ces  pigeons-la  e’est  l)ien  de  la  viaude  de  careme,”  contain- 
ing full  length  portrait,  three  line  description  with  reference  to  the 
(‘iiemy's  cam]!,  etc.  IMi'zzotint,  colored  hy  hand  (slightly  damaged 
in  places).  4to. 


3671.  Napoleon,  “ Le  songe  de  Na})oleoii/’  containing  two  full  length  por- 

traits. Line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

3672.  Napoleon,  in  nniforni,  on  horseback,  plan  of  battle  and  spyglass  in 

hands.  Colored  lithograph.  C.  Oerel.  Oblong  4to. 

3673.  Napoleon,  in  imiforin,  on  horseback.  In  colors.  8vo. 

3674.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  Kosinaslar  gest,  C.  Yernet  gez.  Stipple.  8vo. 

3675.  Napoleon,  equestrian,  in  nniform  with  hat,  horse  at  fnll  gallop,  left 

hand  holding  reins,  right  extended.  Woodcut.  Unsigned.  In  col- 
ors. 8 VO. 

3676.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  after  Horace  Yernet.  Two  states,  both  be- 

fore inscription.  8vo.  2 pieces, 

3677.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  in  nniforni.  Line  and  stipple.  Unsigned. 

16mo. 

3678.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  ii  la  Bataille  d’Ansterlitz,  le  2 Deceinbre  1805.” 

Grave  par  E.  Eouargue,  line  engraving;  on  horseback.  T.  Dickson 
sculp.  Line  and  stipple.  London  1817.  2 pieces, 

3679.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  outline  plate.  Unsigned;  on  horseback,  line 

engraving.  Unsigned,  London  1815,  and  another,  4to  and  8vo.  To- 
gether, 3 pieces. 

3680.  Napoleon,  four  different  portraits  on  horseback,  after  Charlet,  David, 

etc.  All  in  colors,  either  lithographs  or  woodcuts.  4to  and  12mo. 
Together,  4 pieces. 

3681.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  lithograph  after  Charlet;  ^‘Bonaparte  at  St. 

Helena.”  London,  1816,  and  two  others,  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3682.  Napoleon,  on  horseback.  Buccinelli  inc. ; full  length,  royal  robes;  and 

2 others,  one  on  India  paper,  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3683.  Napoleon,  various,  all  on  horseback,  after  David,  de  Bancy,  etc.  8vo. 

Together,  4 pieces. 

3684.  Napoleon,  on  horseback.  P.  Adam,  sculp.  C.  Yernet,  pinxt.  Proof 

on  India  paper;  on  horseback,  outline  plate.  Unsigned;  on  horse- 
back 1810,  and  another,  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3685.  Napoleon,  a scries  of  portraits  on  horseback,  at  St.  Helena,  Mont.  St. 

Bernard,  etc.  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3686.  Napoleon,  a series  of  portraits  on  horseback,  in  Pussia  (after  Meis- 

sonier),  at  Mont.  St.  Jean,  etc.  4to  and  12nio.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3687.  Napoleon,  a series  of  portraits  on  horseback,  from  a statue,  etc.  4to 

and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3(588.  Napoleon,  on  horseback,  woman  about  to  hand  him  a letter.  Mezzo- 
tint (margins  cut  away);  ‘Min  ne  ])asse  pas,”  full  length;  arising 
from  the  tomb,  and  another.  4to,  etc.  Together,  4 pieces. 


3689.  NAroLEOX,  medallion,  with  explanation;  Inist  in  uniform,  unsigjied  ; on 

horseback.  Lithograph  after  Vernet,  and  2 others.  8vo.  and  12mo. 
Together,  5 pieces. 

3690.  Xai'oleox,  on  horseback  (3)  ; one  after  Cbarlet;  and  2 others.  All  dif- 

ferent. 4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3691.  Napoleon,  head,  full  length,  &c.,  in  groups,  chiefly,  with  Maria  Louisa 

and  others,  including  a full  length,  colored,  in  uniform  on  horseback. 
Line,  lithograph,  &c.  Various  sizes.  (7  pieces). 

3692.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wearing  hat,  hand  at  breast,  facing 

left.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  Proof  before  letters.  Also  Na- 
poleon’s cocked  hat,  probably  executed  by  the  same  engraver.  2 pieces. 

The  above  and  following  lot  are  said  to  he  the  smallest  portraits  of 
Napoleon  ever  engraved,  measuring  as  they  do  about  three-quarters  of  an 
inch  by  half  an  inch,  the  hats  being  very  slightly  larger. 

3693.  Napoleon.  The  companion  portrait  to  the  preceding,  facing  right,  also 

another  representation  of  the  cocked  hat.  2 pieces. 

3()94.  Napoleon,  miniature  bust,  in  uniform,  long  hair,  no  hat,  with  floral 
oval.  Gaetano  Zancon  inv.  et  ineidit.  Line.  4to. 

3695.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  wearing 

cocked  hat,  tents,  etc.,  in  background.  Prot  sculp.,  Chasselat  del. 
Stipple.  Ih’inted  in  colors.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3696.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  hand  at  breast,  cocked  hat 

near  by,  also  on  same  sheet  full  length  portrait  of  Louis  XVIII.  Bos- 
selrnan  [sculp.].  Stipple.  Both  printed  in  colors.  8vo.  Paris,  n.d. 

3697.  Napoleon,  curious  double  portrait,  as  Napoleon  and  Hussein  Pascha. 

Stipple.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  12mo. 

3698.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  several  miniatures,  other  generals  on  horse- 

back, 5 small  scenes  on  1 sheet.  12mo.  Proof  before  all  letters. 

3699.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length,  in  uniform,  left  hand  at  breast, 

cocked  hat  on  stool.  Bosselman  sc.  Stipple.  12mo. 

3700.  Napoleon,  the  same,  proof  before  inscription,  with  full  margins.  12mo. 

3(01.  Aapoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  with  other  army  figures, 
eagle  of  France  above,  crowned,  and  with  laurel  branch  in  beak,  &c! 
'Me  reprend  mon  bonnet  et  je  te  laisse  ta  Calotte.”  Line.  In 
colors.  12mo  (badly  creased). 

3702.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  in  front. 

Line.  Proof  before  all  letters.  lOmo. 

3703.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  miniature,  uniformed,  and  seated  on  chair  hy 

tahle,  palette,  eagle,  ckc.  on  ground,  2 angels  above,  one  crowning 
bim  with  the  endless  serpent.  “ Pien  qui  fut  eom])arable  a lui ; 
Car  il  a (lit,  et  il  a (ite.”  Colored  [)late.  Unsigned.  16mo. 


3704.  Napoleon^  miniature  full  length  in  uniform  and  great  coat,  arms 

folded  behind  back,  standing  on  shore.  Etching.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  16mo. 

3705.  NAPOLEOiSr,  the  same,  another  state  of  the  plate. 

3706.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  standing  on 

a rock.  On  steel.  Proof  before  letters.  16mo. 

3707.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  standing,  with  gray  coat 

and  cocked  hat.  Stipple.  In  colors.  Wide  margins.  16mo. 

3708.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform  and  great  coat,  arms  be- 

hind back,  standing  before  a fire  of  logs.  Stipple.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  16mo. 

3709.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  on  horseback,  galloping,  right  arm 

outstretched.  Wash  drawing.  Unsigned.  16mo. 

3710.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded  in  front. 

Line.  Proof  before  all  letters.  16mo. 

3711.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  and  another  (2  on  sheet). 

Line.  II.  Sculp.  16mo. 

3712.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  great  coat,  standing  under  palm 

trees.  Etching.  Unsigned.  24mo. 

3713.  Napoleon,  full  length  miniature  as  General  in  Chief  [in  tbe  field,  with 

tents  in  background].  Unsigned.  In  colors.  24nio. 

3714.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  behind  back.  Stip- 

ple. Proof  before  all  letters.  24mo. 

3715.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform  and  great  coat  standing 

under  a cypress  tree.  Grave  sur  Facier  d’apres  11.  Walrode.  24mo. 

3716.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  in  circle. 

Stipple.  32mo. 

3717.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  within  a circle,  arms 

folded,  standing.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  32 mo,  mounted 
to  royal  8vo. 


BATTLE  SCENES,  VIEWS  OF  PLACES  CONNECTED  WITH  THE 
LIFE  OF  NAPOLEON,  &C.,  THE  GREATER  NUMBER  CONTAIN- 
ING PORTRAITS  OF  HIM. 

3718.  Napoleon.  Napoleon  aux  Pyramides,”  containing  full  length  por- 

trait. In  colors.  Large  folio. 

3719.  Napoleon.  “ Napoleon  a Essling,  22  Mai,  1909.”  Scene  shortly  before 

death  of  Marshal  Lannes.  J.  B.  Thiebault  sc.  In  colors.  Large 
folio. 


3720.  Napoleon.  Precipitated  Flight  of  the  French  through  Lcipsic  pur- 

sued by  the  Allied  Annies.”  19th  of  October,  1813.  In  colors. 
Folio.  London,  1815 

3721.  Napoleon.  Conveying  the  French  Cannon  from  the  field  of  battle  ” 

[Waterloo]  on  the  24th  of  July,  1815.  In  colors.  Folio. 

London,  1815 

3722.  Napoleon,  the  Battle  of  iMarengo,  representing  that  })eriod  when 

General  Desaix,  mortally  wounded,  is  expiring  in  the  arms  of  the 
son  of  Consul  Lebrun  and  when  Bonaparte  is  reanimating  the  soldiers 
to  return  to  the  charge.  Engraved  ])y  N.  Schiavonetti,  after  D. 
Pellegrini.  Stipple.  Large  folio.  London,  1802 

3723.  Napoleon  at  Eylau,  visiting  with  his  generals  on  the  inorning  of 

the  9tli  [Feb.,  1807].  Alfred  Lucas  sculpt.,  Gros.  pinx.  Large 
folio. 

3724.  Napoleon.  ‘‘  Trait  de  clemence  de  Napoleon,”  containing  full  length 

portraits  of  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  with  hat,  also  full  length  figure 
of  Princess  Hatzfeld  who  is  pleading  with  Napoleon,  who  orders  her 
to  burn  the  letter  which  will  thus  do  away  with  all  proof  of  her 
husband’s  guilt.  Grave  par  T***  ]\[***^  dessine  par  Bouchet.  Mezzo- 
tint. Folio. 

3725.  Napoleon,  ^‘Napoleon  a File  d’Elbe,”  containing  full  length  portrait, 

in  uniform,  no  hat,  about  to  place  a floral  crown  on  the  head  of  a 
kneeling  woman  [the  Countess  Walewska?].  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

3726.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  seated  at  table,  writing,  in  a part  of  library. 

[Letter  to  the  King  of  England  relative  to  the  Peace  of  Europe.] 
Lithograph.  M.  S.  fct.  1833.  Folio. 

3727.  Napoleon.  View  of  Bosiere  in  colors.  Folio.  1815 

3728.  Napoleon.  A^iew  of  Moscow  in  colors.  Folio.  1816 

3729.  Napoleon.  Zusammenkunft  der  Kaiser  Napoleon  und  Alexander 

und  des  Konigs  Friedrich  Wilhelm  III.  zu  Tilsit  in  Pavilion  auf 
dem  Niemen,  an  26  Junius  1807,”  Getuscht  von  Jugel,  Gezeichnet 
von  Wolft.  Stipple  in  brown.  Folio,  with  small  margins,  some- 
what stained  and  small  hole  in  portion  of  margin.  Berlin,  n.d. 

3730.  Napoleon.  “ Eepresentation  of  the  Coronation  of  Napoleon,”  (con- 

taining portrait  of  Josephine,  Murat,  Pius  VI.  and  others)^.  Stip- 
ple. Pt.  Hicks  sculpt.  Folio,  margins  cut  away.  [London,  1804] 

3731.  Napoleon,  Memoire  de  la  Grande  Armee.  (Bepresentation  of  the 

Battles  of  Napoleon  as  depicted  on  the  Column  in  the  Place  A^en- 
dome.)  Lithograph.  Large  folio. 

3732.  Napoleon,  Place  ATndome  (with  view  of  the  column).  Salathe  sc., 

Gavard  del.  Folio. 

3733.  Napoleon,  view  of  the  Colonne  de  la  Grande  Armee.”  Line.  Un- 

signed. Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 


3/34.  XapolkoN;,  “ Bonaparte  a la  bataille  d’Arcole  le  27  Briimaire  an  V.” 

tliree-quarter  length  in  nniforni,  holding  standard  in  left  hand, 
sword  in  I’ight.  Grave  a Milan  par  J.  Longhi  1798,  peint  par  Le- 
Gros.  Line  engraving.  Folio. 

S'/ 35.  Xapoleox,  “ Xapoleone  a AVaterloo,”  fidl  length  in  nniforin.  Litho- 
graphed in  colors.  Folio. 

3736.  Xapolkon,  Yne  de  la  Colonne  et  de  la  Place  A^endoine.  Colored  litho- 

gra])h  after  Arnoiit.  Folio. 

3737.  Xapoleox,  “ Bivouac  d’Austerlitz,”  and  another  scene  [proof,  no  in- 

scription], both  containing  fidl  length  portraits.  Lithographs  after 
AVehert,  etc.  Folio.  2 pieces. 

3738.  Xapoleon,  receiving  Francis  II.  after  the  battle  of  Austerlitz.  Line 

engraving.  Unsigned.  Folio,  margins  cut  away. 

3739.  Xapoleox,  “ Visite  a St.  Denis  le  30  Juillet  1830,”  (containing  full 

length  portraits  of  Xapoleon  and  Louis  Philippe).  Lith.  de  Engel- 
mann.  4to. 

3740.  Xapoleox,  “ Trait  de  Generosite,”  containing  full  length  portrait  in 

uniform.  ]\Iezzotint.  LTnsigned,  4to. 

3741.  Napoleox  II.  “ Le  portrait  du  due  de  Peichstadt.”  A.  Marchi  dis.,  E. 

inc.  1834.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

3742.  Napoleox,  “ Eete  donnee  a Bonaparte,  au  palais  Xational  du  Direc- 

toire,  apres  le  traite  de  Formio  ” [Dec.  9,  1797].  Berthault  sculp., 
Garardet  del.  Line.  4to. 

3743.  Napoleox,  “ S.  IM.  Le  Eoy  de  Pome  a ete  baptise  le  9 Juin,  1811,” 

etc.,  containing  full  length  portrait,  also  of  Marie  Louise,  and  many 
others.  Line  engraving.  4to. 

3744.  Xapoleox,  BAuguste  Prince  Poi  de  Pome,  ne  au  Palais  des  Tuileries, 

le  20  Mars  1811,  presente  a sa  Majeste  Xapoleon  le  Grand,”  etc. 
4to. 

3745.  Xapoleox,  maps  of  Europe  and  special  sections  thereof,  with  map  of 

Egypt.  Xeele,  sculp.  In  colors.  Oblong  folio,  hinged  on  linen. 
(12  pieces.)  London,  1808 

3746.  Napoleox,  maps  and  plans  of  Campaigns,  &c.,  with  several  of  Corsica, 

Elba,  United  States  and  others.  Engraved  by  Tardieu,  Szc.  Various 
sizes.  (8  pieces.)  Paris,  c'cc.  v.d. 

3747.  Xapoleox,  “Derniers  moments  de  Napoleon.”  IMezzotint.  4tc. 

3748.  Xapoleox,  bats,  8 in  all,  in  three  scenic  sections.  “ Les  buit  epoques 

de  Napoleon,  par  un  peintre  d’histoire.”  Steuben  pinxt.,  Ch.  Bou- 
vier  sc.  Etching.  4to. 

3749.  Napoleox.  Entree  de  Bona])arte  premier  Consul  a Anvers. 

on  India  paper,  after  AA'andbre/p  4to. 


Etching 


3750.  Napolkox^  full  length  in  uniforin  leading  the  charge  at  Montenesino 
[ITOC)].  ‘^Anx  (lel'enseurs  do  la  Fatrie.”  Line.  Wicat  inve]i.  et 
fecit.  Oblong  4to.  Florentiae,  n.d. 


3751.  Napoleon,  '‘Bonaparte  a datfa  en  Egvpte.”  (irave  i)ar  Jjefevrc,  i)eint 


par  Gros.  Tune 


engraving. 


4to. 


375‘2.  Napoleon  ["Fete  a i\rilan”],  containing  full  length  portraits  of  Na- 
poleon, and  others.  Tath.  de  C.  l\rottc.  Proof  before  letters.  4to. 


3753.  Napoleon,  Bivouac  Frangais,  Veille  d’Austerlitz. 
Gerard  pinx.  Line  engraving.  4to. 


Bauvinet  sc.,  F\ 


3754.  Napoleon,  Bataille  de  Waterloo.  Engraved  by  Lalaisse  after  Young. 
4to. 


3755.  Napoleon,  " Najioleons  Beiseabentheuer,”  seated  in  carriage  on  his  way 
to  Elba,  wearing  a Prussian  soldier’s  cap,  an  Austrian  uniforin,  etc., 
surrounded  by  a threatening  crowd  who  are  demanding  their  lost 
ones.  Inscription  of  4 lines  in  German.  In  colors.  4to. 

Nurnburg,  n.d. 


3756.  Napoleon,  " Eetreat  of  the  French  from  Moscow;”  "The  Emperor 

Alexander,  &c.  at  the  battle  of  Dresden,  where  General  ]\Ioreau  re- 
ceived his  death  wound.”  Atkinson  del.,  Dubourg  sculpt.  In 
colors.  Oblong  4to.  2 pieces.  London ; Edw.  Orme,  1813 

3757.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  left  hand  in  vest,  standing  with 

officers  of  the  opposing  forces  around  him,  tent  and  tree  in  back- 
ground. " Uehergahe  von  Madrid.”  (Capitulation  of  IMadrid,  Dec. 
4,  1808.)  Copperplate.  Lffisigned.  In  colors.  Small  4to. 


3758.  Napoleon,  "Bonaparte’s  flight  in  disguise  . . . .”  Pussia,  1812.  Aqua- 
tint in  colors,  after  Atkinson.  4to.  London,  1813 


3759.  Napoleon,  "Marie  Louise  painting  the  portrait  of  Napoleon,”  (full 
length,  standing).  Colored  reproduction,  after  Menjaud.  4to. 

Paris,  1894 


3760.  Napoleon,  " La  Belle  Alliance.”  View  taken  on  the  spot,  June  25th  by 
E.  Walsh.  J.  C.  Stadler  sculp.  London;  Ackermann,  1815;  "Vue 
de  la  Ferine  de  la  Belle  Alliance,”  drawn  2 days  after  the  battle  of 
Waterloo.  UnsigTied.  Paris,  n.d.  Both  in  colors.  Oblong  4to. 


3761.  Napoleon,  " Triumphzug  Napoleons  in  Moscau  d.  14.  Septbr.  1812.” 

F.  Namchfielf  sc.  Line  engraving  in  colors.  4to.  Nurnburg,  n.d. 


‘"-62. 


O i ( 


Napoleon,  "Ah  mon  pere,”  Napoleon  II.  pointing  to  silhouetted  por- 
trait of  his  father  on  wall.  In  colors.  4to. 


3763.  Napoleon.  "Alexanders  and  Najioleons  erste  Schritte  zum  allgemeinen 
Frieden.”  C.  J.  Dessier  del.  et  sc.  In  colors.  4to. 

3i64.  Napoleon”,  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  Bataille  d’Arcole  gagnee  le  25 
Briimaire  an.  5me.  (Tra^e  ]iar  Piroli,  point  par  Gros.  ^Mezzotint 
4to. 


3765.  Napoleox^  Xapoleon  blese  clevant  Eatisbonne,”  full  length  in  uniform. 

wounded  in  the  foot,  but  about  to  again  mount  his  horse,  officers 
standing  near.  Line  engraving,  colored  by  hand.  4to. 

3766.  N’apoleon',  ^^Das  grosse  Schachspiel  im  Jahr  1813,”  containing  full 

length  figure,  royal  robes.  4 figures  surrounding.  In  colors.  4to. 

3767.  ISTapoleon,  “ Les  adieux  de  Fontainebleau,”  full  length  in  uniform, 

surrounded  by  officers.  Mezzotint.  4to. 

3768.  Napoleon,  ‘‘Buonapartes  feige  Flucht  nach  der  Schlacht  von  la  belle 

Alliance.”  Line.  In  colors.  4to. 

3769.  Napoleon,  “Die  Schlacht  bei  La  Belle  Alliance,  den  18  Juny  [June], 

1815.  “ Spirited  view  of  the  battle,  showing  portion  of  the  figure  of 
Napoleon  (central  background)  in  uniform  with  cocked  hat;  in  fore- 
ground, full  length  figures  of  Wellington  and  [proljably]  Grouchy. 
Line.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  4to. 

3770.  Napoleon,  “Bonaparte  am  Kronungstage,”  full  length,  royal  robes, 

wreath  of  laurel.  F.  G.  E.  nach  Isabey.  In  colors.  8vo. 

3771.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon,  when  first  Consul,  & Madame  Josephine  in  the 

garden  at  Malmaison.”  Drawn  and  engraved  by  George  Cruil'cshank. 
In  colors.  8vo.  (Date  and  imprint  cut  away.)  [From  Ireland’s 
Life  of  Napoleon,  1823,  etc.] 

3772.  Napoleon.  “Bataille  de  Waterloo.”  Engraved  by  Lalaisse  after  Young. 

4to. 

3773.  Napoleon,  “ dementia  Napoleonis-Magni,”  full  length,  ordering  the 

Princess  Hatzfeldt  to  burn  the  letter.  Desmoulins,  sculp.  Barrois 
del.  Line.  8vo. 

3774.  Napoleon,  full  length,  seated  under  a tree  in  school  yard,  scholars  and 

building  in  background.  “ Der  junge  Bonaparte  dichtet  eine  Fabel.” 
In  colors.  16mo.  (Stained.) 

3775.  Napoleon,  in  eight  scenes  entitled  “Demoeracy;  or  a Sketch  of  the 

Life  of  Buonaparte.”  Each  scene  12mo,  4 on  sheet.  Unsigned,  but 
in  the  manner  of  Gillray.  Line.  Folio.  (Portions  of  2 plates 
somewhat  damaged.)  2 pieces.  [London,  n.d.] 

3776.  Napoleon,  “ Passage  du  Pont  d’Arcole.”  “ Eeddition  d’Ulm  le  20 

Octobre  1805.”  Mezzotints.  4to.  2 pieces. 

3777.  Napoleon.  “Passage  de  Mineio.”  Lithograph  after  Gudin,  also  another 

view  of  one  of  Napoleon’s  battles  (unnamed).  Lithograph  after 
Decampf.  Folio.  2 pieces. 

3778.  Napoleon,  “ L’Indicateur  General,  1833,”  containing  12  full  length 

portraits  of  Napoleon,  from  the  age  of  11  years  when  he  com- 
manded the  snowball  fight  at  Brienne,  to  St.  Helena.  Large  folio. 

3779.  Napoleon,  another  cop}^,  repaired. 


3780.  Napoleon”,  Coronation  of  Napoleon/’  two  different  scenes  in  colors. 

4to.  (2  pieces.) 

3781.  Napoleon,  “ Siege  de  Toulon,”  and  another  scene  [the  latter  proof 

without  inscription],  both  of  which  contain  full  length  portraits, 
one  mounted,  one  standing.  Litliographs,  after  Grenier.  Folio. 
2 pieces. 

3782.  Napoleon,  three  different  representations  of  the  Statue  of  Napoleon 

in  the  Place  Vendome,  2 merely  the  figure,  the  other  showing  full 
view  of  the  statue.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3783.  Napoleon,  Enfance  de  Napoleon”  [at  Brienne],  Lithograph  after 

Vernet,  also  Entrevue  de  Napoleon  et  de  Erangois  II  apres  la 
bataille  d’Austerlitz,”  after  Gros,  and  meeting  with  Francis  II.  [The 
last  2 from  the  folio,  Versailles  Gallery.]  Together,  3 pieces. 

3784.  Napoleon,  Les  adieus  de  I’Einpereur  a son  armee  a Fontainebleau,  le 

20  Avril,  1814;”  “ Adieux  de  Fontainebleau  le  20  Avril,  1814.” 
Guadag-nini  dis.  e inc.  1832,  and  a different  plate  of  same.  4to. 
Together,  3 pieces. 

3785.  Napoleon,  Mount  St.  Bernard,  P6  liiver.  Bridge  of  Lodi.  Dessine 

par  Carle  Vernet.  Oblong  folio.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3786.  Napoleon,  “Bivouac  de  S.  M.  I’Empereur,  le  ler  Mars  1815.”  Grave 

par  Levachez ; and  2 others,  one  containing  full  length  portrait.  4to. 
Mezzotint.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3787.  Napoleon,  “ Descente  du  Mont  S.  Bernard.”  Grave  par  Jourclan, 

peint  par  le  Jeune.  Line  engraving.  Small  folio,  and  2 others. 
Together,  3 pieces. 

3788.  Napoleon,  “Passage  du  Mont  Saint-Bernard,”  “Depart  de  I’Armee 

d’Orient  pour  I’Egypte,”  and  2 others.  Line  engravings,  etc.  4to 
and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3789.  Napoleon,  “ Bapteme  du  Prince  Louis  Napoleon;”  “Acte  de  Benon- 

ciation  ” and  2 others.  Together,  4 pieces.  4to  and  8vo. 

3790.  Napoleon,  “ Trait  de  Bonte  de  I’Empereur,”  full  length  in  uniform ; 

tomb  of  Napoleon  and  symbolical  bouquet  on  one  sheet.  Proof  be- 
fore all  letters  and  another  (in  colors).  4to  and  12mo.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3791.  Napoleon,  Aboukir,  Pyramids,  Sierra-Morena  (where  Dupont  was  de- 

feated by  the  Spaniards).  4to,  one  in  colors.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3792.  Napoleon,  “The  Grand  Vizier’s  Tent.”  Colored.  1823.  4to;  Clem- 

ence  de  Napoleon.”  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to;  “Pursuit 'of  the 
French  through  Leipsic.”  Colored.  1816.  Oblong.  4to ; “With  the 
[IVfamelukes]  at  Jaffa.”  Etched  plate.  (Kemarque)  Quervedo,  1821. 
4to.  4 pieces. 


3793.  ISTapoleoXj,  three  “Vues  de  Paris.”  Champs  de  Mars,  Luxembourg, 

and  Palais  Poyal.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  Paris,  n.d.  4to ; “ Walls  of 
the  Kremlin.”  London,  1813.  In  colors.  Unsigned,  dto.  4 pieces. 

3794.  Kapoleon,  “ Convoi  de  Napoleon  a File  Ste.  Helene  Mai  1821”  [in- 

cluding many  outline  portraits]  ; unnamed  scene,  field  of  battle. 
Napoleon  seated  in  chair  ;•  Illustration  of  the  favorite  chair  used  by 
Napoleon  when  at  St.  Helena.  Folio.  Lithograph,  etc.  Together, 
4 pieces. 

3795.  Napoleon,  view  or  tlie  column  in  the  Place  Vendome,  full  length  fig- 

ures; Monument  at  Verona,  full  length  figure,  and  2 others,  both  on 
horseback,  one  on  India  paper.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3796.  Napoleon,  “ Buonaparte  pardonnant  aux  Eevoltes  du  Caire  ” ; “ Tentato 

assassinio  di  Napoleone  ”;  and  two  others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 
]3ieces. 

3797.  Napoleon.  En  Prusse.”  (Family  scene).  Mezzotint.  Unsigned. 

Paris,  n.d.  Oblong  4to ; “ Passage  de  la  Bidassoa.”  Unsigned.  Paris, 
n.d.,  4to ; “ Der  sechzehnte  und  achtzehnte  Juny  1815.”  9 scenes  on 
etched  plate.  P.  C.  Geissler.  J.  Serz.  4to;  With  Josephine  at  Milan 
givijig  jewels  to  a maiden.  Lithograph.  Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d.  Ob- 
long 4to.  (4  pieces). 

3798.  Napoleon.  “ Traite  de  Campo-Formio.”  Etching.  Cabasson,  del. 

Joanny,  sc.  Etching.  12mo;  with  young  woman  in  the  forest. 
“Sire,  j’aime  Pierre.”  Lithograpli.  Lecomte.  Oblong  4to;  “ Ainiez- 
vous  le  chocolate  M.  le  Due?”  (At  Dantzig).  Mezzotint.  Un- 
signed. Paris,  n.d.  Oblong  4to ; Pulling  the  moustache  of  a soldier. 
Mezzotint.  Proof  before  letters.  Oblong  small  4to.  (4  pieces). 

3799.  Napoleon.  Eour  plates,  each  with  6 scenes  and  2 portraits,  represent- 

ing battles,  Egyptian  views,  &c.  Lithographs.  Par  A^.  Adam.  Folio. 
4 pieces. 


3800.  Napoleon.  “ Bonaparte’s  Avinter  Amusements  at  the  Military  school  ” ; 

“ L’Empereur  dans  son  Cabinet  aux  Tuileries,”  and  2 others.  4to  and 
8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3801.  Napoleon,  “ AeuFserste  Euhrung  des  Kaiser’s  Napoleon  heim  Anblicke 

des  Marschall’s  Lannes.”  Lithograph.  Also  2 outline  plates  (1) 
“Napoleon  and  his  generals,”  (2)  “Napoleon  at  Osterode.”  Also 
Napoleon’s  mother  from  the  statue  by  Canova.  4to.  Together,  4 
pieces. 

3802.  Napoleon,  “ Journees  des  13  et  10  Brumaire  an  A^III.” ; “ Seance  du 

Corps  Legislatif  a I’Orangerie  de  St.  Cloud,  apparition  de  Bonaparte,” 
etc. ; and  2 others,  one  unfinished  proof  before  all  letters,  dto  and 
8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3803.  Napoleon,  “Bonaparte  an  Conseil  des  Cinq  Cents”  (in  two  states); 

“ Bonaparte  an  Mont  Sinai  ”;  and  another.  4to  and  8vo.  Together, 
4 pieces. 


3804.  Napoleon,  At  the  Field  of  May.”  Line.  G.  'S\.  Brighty,  del.  J.  N. 

Neagleni  sc.  (181G).  8vo;  ‘‘  Moiaiing  of  the  18th  Bniinaire.”  Painted 
hy  Schopin.  Engraved  by  Sartain.  New  York,  1851.  4to;  “ Entree  a 
Berlin.”  I'ltcliing.  [Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d.  12ino ; “ Les  Adien.v.”  \\Y^od- 
cut.  India  ])aper.  8vo.  (4  ])ieees.) 


3805.  Napoleon,  four  plates,  each  with  a centre  and  surrounding  ovals  rep- 
resenting scenes  in  his  life.  (2)  Grave  par  E.  AVihaille.  (2)  Un- 
signed. ^Mezzotints.  Oblong  8vo.  (4  pieces.) 

380G.  Napoleon,  [At  Grenoble].  ‘hSi  quehpi’un  vent  tuer  son  Enipereur  il 
le  pent,  le  voici.”  Lithograph.  Bruxelles,  n.d.  Oblong  4to;  “Canal 
du  Saint  Quentin.”  Etching.  E.  C'harpenticr,  del.  J.  de  Mare,  se. 
Paris,  n.d.  4to ; “Napoleon  and  the  young  soldier.”  “ Oui,  je  suis 
Erangais.”  Lithograph.  Oblong  4to ; “A  Tilsitt.”  Philippoteaux, 
del.  Pehel,  sc.  12mo.  (4  pieces.) 


3807.  Napoleon,  Vue  du  Port  et  de  la  Eade  de  Boulogiie,  Einbarqueinent  des 
Anglais  en  Hollande,  Fete  de  Yirgile  a Mantoue,  IMort  du  Prince 
Louis  de  Prusse.  Couche  sculpt.  Baugean  del.,  etc.  Oblong  folio. 
Together,  4 pieces. 


3808.  Napoleon,  On  Board  the  Northumberland;  Abdication  of  Napoleon; 

Interview  l)etween  the  two  Ein])erors;  Siege  of  Dantzick.  Pigeot 
sculp.  Couche  fils,  del.,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3809.  Napoleon,  Lresden  L2  ditferent)  (both  containing  portraits  of  Na- 

poleon, one  of  Moreau,  lying  mortally  wounded.)  P.  LeGrand  sc., 
Tessaert  del.  IMezzotints ; and  3 others.  4to.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3810.  Napoleon  receiving  the  keys  of  the  city  of  Auenna.  Nov.  13,  1805; 

Aleeting  of  Napoleon  and  Francis  IT.  after  Austerlitz  (2  copies)  [all 
from  the  A ersailles  Gallery];  lithograph  of  the  first  named,  and  an- 
other lithograph.  All  containing  portraits  of  Napoleon.  Folio.  To- 
gether, 5 pieces. 

3811.  Napoleon,  Afantua,  Eevolt  at  Cairo,  Corunna,  2 views  (one  in  colors 

after  Heath),  and  another.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3812.  N.xpoleon,  Alontenotte,  Eetreat  of  the  French  from  Leipzig.  Aquatint 

in  colors  after  Atkinson,  and  3 others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 
pieces. 

3813.  Napoleon,  Leipsic  (Aquatint  in  colors  after  W.  Heath),  lA)ndon,  1815; 

German  engraving  of  the  same  engagement,  Afontereau  and  3 others. 
4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3814.  Napoleon,  Alalmaison.  On  steel.  Bourgeois,  del.  Perdoux,  sculp. 

Oblong  4to;  Chateau  d’Hougoumont.  Lithograph.  Bruxelles,  n.d. 
4to;  “Ferine  de  la  Haye-Sainte,  Ht.  St.  Jean.”  Lithograph.  Brux- 
elles. 4to;  Palais  Eoyal  de  Taicken.  Lithogi’aph  in  colors.  Bruxelles, 
n.d.  4to ; Ansicht  von  Alalmaison  bey  Paris.  Ermer,  sc.  In  colors' 
4to.  (5  pieces.) 

3815.  Napoleon,  On  the  Bellerophon:  Auews  of  his  Surrender,  Ac.  Tune,  Ac. 

Various  sizes.  (5  jiieces.)  London,  Ac.’v.d.' 


3816.  Xapoleon,  “Entrance  of  the  Allies  into  Paris.”  AVarren,  sc.  4to ; 

isite  ail  tombeau  dii  Grand  Frederic.”  Mezzotint.  Unsigned. 
4to ; “At  Brienne.”  Half  tone.  8vo ; “ Maison  de  Kopernik  a 
Thorn.”  Etching.  T.  IMielcarzewicz,  del.  Adam  Pilinski,  sc. 
Small  4to  ; “ At  Jaffa.”  Etching.  Gros,  pinxt.  Lefevre,  sc.  India 
paper.  Paris,  n.d.  4to.  (5  pieces.) 

3817.  ISTapoleon,  “Am  Grabe  Friedrichs  des  Grossen.”  Line.  LTnsigned. 

Oblong  4to;  “On  n’passe  pas.”  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d. 
Oblong  4to ; “Napoleon  and  the  Italian  soldier.”  Carriere.  Litho- 
graph. [Paris,  n.d.]  Folio;  “ Clemence  de  Napoleon.”  Mezzotint. 
Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d.  4to;  “AGsitant  les  Orphelines.”  Mezzotint. 
ITnsigned.  Paris,  n.d.  4to.  (5  pieces.) 

3818.  Napoleon,  “ AA'ith  the  Princess  e de  L***.”  Lithograph.  Lecomte. 

Paris,  n.d.  Oblong  4to  “ Apres  voiis.  Sire.”  Mezzotint.  Un- 
signed. Paris,  n.d.  4to  ;“  Pardon,  Excuse,  Sire.”  Mezzotint.  Un- 
signed. Paris,  n.d.  4to ; Music  Title  Page.  Lithograph.  E.  Eey. 
Oblong  4to;  “A  Schoenbraun.”  Lith.  de  Eatier.  Folio.  (5  pieces.) 

3819.  Napoleon,  “At  Louisbourg.”  Peint  par  AA^atelet.  Grave  par  L.  Pan- 

nier. Folio ; “ Confiant  ITmperatrice  & le  Eoi  de  Eome  a la  Garde 
Nationale.”  I)e  Morlaine,  del.  P.  Girardet,  sculp.  Oblong  12mo ; 
“Napoleon  and  the  soldier  Lambert.”  Lithograph.  Paris,  n.d. 
Oblong  4to ; “Tafereelan  van  de  Staatsomwenteling  in  Erankrijk.” 
Line.  AA^.  De  Gier,  sc.  Te  Zaltbommel,  1827.  8vo;  “Pardon,  Ex- 
cuse, Sire.”  Oblong  4to.  (5  pieces.) 

3820.  Napoleon,  Marengo,  Pavia,  Ulm,  Moscow.  Dessine  par  Carle  A'ernet, 

etc.  Oblong  folio.  Together.  5 pieces. 

3821.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  Surpris  par  des  Cosaques,”  AAMgram,  4 different, 

one  German.  AATinder  inv.  et  sc. ; another.  Mezzotint,  etc.  Together, 
6 pieces.  4to. 

3822.  Napoleon,  AA^aterloo,  4 different,  one  in  colors,  after  Heath.  4to.  4 

pieces. 

3823.  Napoleon,  AAMterloo,  6 different  (including  colored  map).  4to  and  8vo. 

Together,  6 pieces. 

3824.  Napoleon,  AAMterloo.  Leblanc  sc.  Tessaert  del.  IMezzotint ; and  3 

others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3825.  Napoleon,  Elba:  “Depart  de  Pile  d’Elbe.”  Goubard-Blanchard.  (2 

copies)  ; Porto  Ferraio,  &c.  Line,  &c.  4to.  (6  pieces.) 

Paris  & Ijondon,  v.d. 

3826.  Napoleon,  Montebello,  Eoveredo,  Eriedland,  Leipsic,  Heliopolis,  Ho- 

henlinden.  Dessine  par  Carle  Vernet,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  Together, 
6 pieces. 

3827.  Napoleon,  St.  George,  Tagliamento,  La  Favorite,  Eatisbonne,  Mont- 

Thabor,  Millesimo.  Dessine  par  Carle  ATrnet,  etc.  Oblong  folio. 
Together,  6 pieces. 


3828.  Napoleon,  Talavera,  Waterloo  (in  colors),  Moiitinirail  (in  colors),  and 

3 others.  4to.  Together,  G pieces. 

3829.  Napoleon,  Krienne  (in  colors),  Friedland  (2  diifcrent),  Montereau, 

and  3 others.  iMezzotint,  etc.  4to.  Together,  (5  pieces. 

3830.  Napoleon,  Longwood,  St.  Helena,  1815;  “Hetour  de  Bonaparte,  1815’’; 

“■’Entry  of  the  Allied  Sovereigns  into  Baris;  1814.”  In  colors;  lai 
Belle  Alliance  (2  views)  ; Escape  from  Elba.  Line,  lithograph,  &c. 
A'arions  sizes.  (G  pieces.)  London,  &c.,  v.d. 

3831.  Napoleon,  Breiissich-Eylan,  Pyramids,  Austerlitz,  Aladrid,  Liitzen, 

Dresden.  Bovinet  scnlp.,  Swebach  del.,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  To- 
gether, G pieces. 

3832.  Napoleon,  Bivoli,  Oceana,  Abensberg,  Alondovi,  C'astiglione,  Jena. 

Dessine  j^ar  Carle  Vernet,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  Together,  G ])ieces. 

3833.  Napoleon,  Mont-Saint-Jean,  Wagram,  Aloskowa,  Areola,  Cairo,  Abon- 

kir.  Bovinet  scnlpt.  Couche  fils,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  Together,  G 
pieces. 

3834.  Napoleon,  Liitzen,  Ziirich,  Aboukir,  Areola  (3  different)  and  2 others. 

4to  and  8vo.  Together,  G pieces. 

3835.  Napoleon,  “ Princess  Hatzfeldt  pleading  for  her  husband ; Napoleon  at 

Bologne,  and  scene  in  Egypt.  8vo.  Each  in  two  states.  Together, 
G pieces.  The  above  and  seven  following  lots  are  all  on  India  pa])er, 
iu  from  two  to  five  states. 

383G.  Napoleon,  Episode  de  la  campagne  de  1814  (3  states)  ; Napoleon  and 
one  of  his  generals,  map  of  Egypt  in  front  of  them  (2  states)  ; and 
two  other  scenes.  8vo.  Together,  7 pieces. 

3837.  Napoleon,  The  surrender  of  Alantua  (4  states) ; at  St.  Helena  (2 

states) ; Napoleon  and  the  Duchess  of  Weimar  (2  states).  ‘8vo.  To- 
gether, 8 pieces. 

3838.  Napoleon.  Le  General  Bonaparte  et  Eugene  Beauharnais  (2  states)  ; 

Napoleon  standing  outside  hut  before  burning  logs  (5  states).  8vo. 
Together,  7 pieces. 

3839.  Napoleon,  Napoleon  et  le  roi  de  Saxe  (3  states),  and  three  other  scenes, 

all  unnamed,  each  in  two  states.  8vo.  Together,  9 pieces. 

3840.  Napoleon,  A series  of  unnamed  scenes  uniform  with  the  five  preceding 

lots.  Each  in  two  states.  Together,  8 pieces. 

3841.  Napoleon,  Another  collection  similar  to  preceding  lot.  Together,  8 

pieces. 

3842.  Napoleon,  A similar  collection  (one  series  in  three  states).  Together, 

11  pieces. 

3843.  Napoleon,  Austerlitz,  11  different.  Alezzotint  (G),  etc.  4to.  Together, 

11  pieces. 


3844.  Napoleon,  ]\[arcngo  (2  different),  Eyelau  (proof  before  inscription), 

London,  1823,  and  4 others.  4to.  Together,  7 pieces. 

3845.  Napoleon,  Three  houses  of  Bonaparte,  Ajaccio,  Elbe,  Paris.  18  Brn- 

maire.  Lithographs.  Eegnier,  del.  Charnpin,  lith.  India  paper. 
4to;  St.  Peters  and  the  Vatican.  Etching.  H.  Abbot,  del.  J.  B. 
Neagle,  se.  4to;  St.  Marks.  On  steel.  A.  Canaletti,  pinxt.  J.  B. 
Allen,  scnlpt.  India  paper.  London  and  Manchester.  Oblong  4to; 
Piazza  del  Qnirinale.  Lithograph.  Pome,  1831 ; Milan  Cathedral. 
Sam.  Proiit.  W.  Wallis.  London  and  Paris,  1844.  8vo.  (7  pieces.) 

3846.  Napoleon,  “ GaPrie  Hist’qne.  de  Versailles.”  Eight  plates  of  a Series 

issued  by  the  “ Diagraphe  et  Pantographe-Gavard.”  Engraved  by 
Oelannoy,  Cholet,  Chavane,  &c.,  after  paintings  by  Eoehn,  Ponce 
Camus,  jMongin,  &c.,  and  designs  by  L.  Massard,  and  others.  4to. 
(8  pieces.)  [Paris,  n.d.] 

3847.  Napoleon,  crossing  the  Alps,  7 different.  Lithograph,  etc.  4to  and  8vo. 

Together,  7 pieces. 

3848.  Napoleon,  a different  series.  Together,  8 pieces.  4to  and  8vo. 

3849.  Napoleon,  Mariage  de  PEmpereur,”  ^Mintree  de  PEmperenr;”  and 

11  others,  all  containing  portraits  (plates  from  an  illustrated  book). 
8 VO.  Together,  113  pieces. 

3850.  Napoleon,  a someAvhat  similar  series,  although  different  from  the  pre- 

ceding. Proofs  before  inscription  in  bistre,  8vo.  9 pieces. 


AT  ST.  HELENA.  DEATH  SCENES,  ETC. 

3851.  Napoleon,  Death  of  Napoleon  (together  with  portraits  of  Las  Cases, 

and  others).  Lithograph  in  colors.  Folio  (poor  cop}",  soiled  and 
varnished) . 

3852.  Napoleon,  The  Tomb  of  Napoleon.  T.  Sutherland  sculpt.  Capt.  Mar- 

ryat,  E.  A",  delt.  Mezzotint.  Folio.  Open  letters.  London,  1821 

3853.  ATapoleon,  “ IMnsing  at  St.  Helena,”  full  length  in  uniform,  on  cliff  at 

St.  Helena,  looking  seatvard,  arms  folded.  IMezzotint.  B.  E.  Haydon 
])inx.  J.  E.  Coombs,  sculp.  From  the  original  picture.  Folio 
(foxed).  London  & Paris,  1830 

3854.  A’’xpoleon,  on  his  Ansterlitz  camp  bed,  taken  by  Capt.  Marryat  14 

hours  after  his  decease.  Lithograph.  Folio.  London,  1821 

3855.  ALvpoleon,  another  eopy  of  the  preceding,  has  been  folded. 

3856.  A"apol]':on,  full  length,  standing  on  rock  at  St.  Helena,  British  sentiy 

near  by,  sea  in  distance.  Janet  Lange  d’apres  tin  croquis  de  Bastin. 
Tinted  lithograph.  Folio. 


3857.  Napoleon,  '‘Napoleon  a Ste.  Helene.  II  dicte  an  jeyne  Lascases  les 

notes  qui  doivent  servir  a rediger  ses  Memoires/’  full  length  in  uni- 
form, seated,  Las  Ceases  also  seated,  at  table,  pen  in  hand,  sentry  on 
rock  in  background.  P.  Baquoy  sculp.  Chasselat  del.  Line  engra\- 
ing.  Open  letters.  Folio. 

3858.  Napoleon,  Death  of  Napoleon,  surrounded  by  officers.  Lithograph. 

Unsigned.  Polio. 

3859.  Napoleon,  "Napoleon  a Ste.  Helene,”  full  length,  seated,  head  resting 

on  left  hand,  newspaper  near  by,  sea  in  background.  S.  W.  Rey- 
nolds sculpt.  H.  Vernet  pinxt.  Mezzotint.  Open  letters.  Small 
folio.  , Raids,  n.d. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloaue’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3860.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  on  cliff,  arms  folded,  one  hand  under 

chin.  (St.  Helena).  Line.  Dessine  et  grave  par  Delaistre.  Small 
folio. 

3861.  Napoleon,  "Napoleon  ut  in  morte  recumbit,”  with  view  of  the  grave. 

H.  Meyer,  sculpt.  AV.  Riibidge,  pinxt.  Open  letter  proof  on  India 
paper.  4to.  London,  n.d. 

3862.  Napoleon,  "Napoleon  aiif  St.  Helena,”  full  length  in  uniform,  together 

with  full  lengths  of  others.  Line  engraving.  In  colors.  4to. 

Nurnberg,  n.d. 

3863.  Napoleon,  " Napoleon  nt  in  morte  recumbit,”  in  uniform,  wearing  hat. 

also  view  of  the  tomb.  H.  Meyer  sculp.  AV.  Eubidge  pinxt.  Stipple. 
4to.  London,  n.d. 

3864.  Napoleon,  a File  S.  Helene  donnat  des  le^-ons  de  dessin  a la  petite 

Julie.  Full  length  in  uniform,  standing  in  room  with  window  open 
towards  the  sea.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3865.  Napoleon,  " Mort  de  Napoleon.”  Grave  par  Tajet,  peint  par  H.  Vernet. 

Line  engraving,  4to. 

3866.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  on  shipboard,  arms  folded  across 

breast.  " Buonaparte  captif  des  Anglois.”  Alezzotint.  Coeure  del., 
Jazet  sculp.  4to.  Londres,  n.d. 

3867.  Napoleon,  full  length  at  St.  Helena,  seated  on  moss-covered  rock,  with 

Montholon  and  other  generals  near  him,  and  dictating  his  memoirs, 
&c.  Line.  Stahlstich  von  F.  Eandel.  Oblong  4to. 

3868.  Napoleon,  in  death,  full  length  upon  a bed,  in  uniform,  rol)e  of  purjDle 

spread  over  portion  of  figure,  hangings,  crucifix,  &c.  Hand  colored 
drawing.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3869.  Napoleon,  full  length,  recumbent  posture,  in  uniform,  gold  cross  on 

breast,  with  sheet  over  him,  &c.  "Bonaparte  lying  in  state  on  his 
camp  bed.”  Taken  on  the  spot  by  a private  gentleman.  In  colors. 
Small  4to.  (Somewhat  stained.) 


3b70.  Xapoleon^  full  length  in  uniform  on  quay,  ships  near,  officers  sur- 
rounding him,  &c.  ‘‘Xapoleon’s  Abfiihrung  nach  England.  1815.” 
Line.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  4to. 

3871.  Napoleon,  “Tombeau  de  Napoleon,”  outline  faces  of  Napoleon,  Jo- 

sephine, Napoleon  the  2nd,  and  others  in  the  tree  which  overshadows 
the  tomb.  Grave  par  H.  Marks.  Line  engraving,  8vo. 

3872.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  The  Shade  of  Napoleon,”  silhouetted  full  length  in  uni- 

form, cocked  hat  [at  St.  Helena].  Drawn  and  engraved  by  J.  Brace 
from  a portrait  by  Vernet.  8vo.  London,  n.d. 

3873.  Napoleon,  lithographs  of  a death  mask,  2 different.  Unsigned.  Ito. 

Proof  before  inscription  and  letters. 

3874.  Napoleon,  “^‘Napoleon  dying.”  Stipple  by  T.  Gimbrede.  4to. 

3875.  Napoleon,  different  impression  of  the  preceding,  in  oval,  surrounded  by 

stars,  representing  his  battles.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  Proof  before  all 
letters.  4to.  (Spotted.) 

3876.  Napoleon,  ^Tleath  of  Napoleon,”  lithograph  after  Giscare.  8vo. 

[London,  n.d.] 

3877.  Napoleon  [at  St.  Helena],  full  length,  no  hat,  hands  in  pockets.  Cro- 

quis  dMpres  nature.  Dessine  le  6 Mars  1821.  8vo. 

The  reproduction  in  Sloaue’s  Life  of  Napoleon  was  made  from  this 
engraving. 

3878.  Napoleon,  full  length,  standing,  in  cutaway  coat,  knee-breeches,  low 

shoes,  hat,  hands  in  pockets,  facing  left.  Line.  Proof  before  all  let- 
ters of  this  well-known  portrait,  said  to  have  been  taken  from  life  at 
St.  Helena.  8vo. 

3879.  Napoleon,  lithograph  of  the  death  mask  taken  at  St.  Helena  by  order 

of  General  Bertrand.  F.  Pistrucci  sc.  8vo. 

3880.  Napoleon,  full  length  at  St.  Helena,  long-tailed  coat  and  cocked  hat, 

hands  in  pocket,  China  paper.  Proof  before  letters.  12mo. 

3881.  Napoleon,  Tomb  of  Bonaparte.”  [St.  Helena.]  Drawn  on  the  spot 

by  a gentleman.  Engraved  by  J.  C.  Canton.  In  colors.  Oblong 
12mo.  London;  T.  Kelly,  1821 

3882.  Napoleon,  St.  Helena,  full  length  in  cutaway  coat,  knee-breeches,  low 

shoes,  and  hat,  buildings  and  sea  in  background.  L’Homme  de  Ste. 
HHene.”  D’apres  le  Cl.  Gourgaud.  Lith  de  Langlume.  In  colors. 
12mo. 

“ Par  d’etonnans  revers  le  sort  vent  qne  j’expie 
T.es  . . . sncces  qni  signalent  ma  vie,  &c.” 

3883.  Napoleon,  Janus-faced  full  length  figure,  arms  folded,  outlined  in  the 

trunk  of  a tree  upon  his  island-prison.  Water  color.  “Natural  curi- 
osity at  St.  Helena,”  Unsigned.  12mo. 

3884.  Nai’oleon,  at  St.  Helena.  Engraved  l)y  R.  B.  Peake,  sketch  taken  on  the 

island.  In  colors.  12mo.  London,  n.d. 


3885.  Napoleon,  view  of  Bonaparte’s  House,  St.  Helena,  with  several  figuies 
of  soldiers  in  foreground.  Line.  By  Canton  after  a drawing  taken 
on  the  spot  hy  a private  gentleman.  In  colors.  Oblong  12mo. 


4to. 


3887.  Napoleon,  lying  in  state.  Mezzotint  and  2 lithographs,  both  contain- 

ing full  length  portraits.  4to.  Togetlier,  3 pieces. 

3888.  Napoleon,  “ Napoleon  Meditant  a Ste.  Hcdene,”  full  length.  C.  Duval 

sculpt.  B.  E.  Haydon,  pinx.  Mezzotint  (margins  cut  away,  creased 
and  hand-colored)  ; In  death.  Stipple.  Proof  before  all  letters;  and 
another,  also  in  colors,  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3889.  Napoleon.  “ Shade  of  Napoleon  visiting  tomb”;  View  of  Longwood 

from  Balcomb’s  cottage.”  In  colors  (margins  cut  away).  London, 
1824;  another  view  of  Long^vood,  uncolored,  and  a plan.  8vo.  To- 
gether, 4 pieces. 


3890.  Napoleon,  four  different  representations  of  his  lying  in  state,  after  Pur- 

cell, Marryat,  and  others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3891.  Napoleon,  four  different  representations  of  his  lying  in  state,  after  Fen- 

ner, Ibbetson,  and  others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 


3892.  Napoleon,  in  death,  2 scenes,  and  2 busts  in  upiform.  Lithograph 

and  stipple.  4to  and  12mo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3893.  Napoleon,  at  St.  Helena  in  the  second  year  of  his  final  illness;  full 

length  in  uniform.  A.  Bruckner  sculp.;  and  2 others.  8vo.  Together, 
4 pieces. 


3894.  Napoleon,  in  death,  2 different  scenes;  “ Napoleon’s  last  sigh,”  London, 

1838 ; “ The  room  in  which  Buonaparte  died,”  after  i\Iajor  J.  Luard. 
Lithograph.  India  paper.  4to.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3895.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  touched  up  with  gilt;  “ Napoleon  a 

Ste.  Helene,”  full  length,  various  views  on  margins.  F.  Dellanoy  sc. 
( 2 states,  1 India  paper ; and  2 others.  8vo,  etc.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3896.  Napoleon,  in  exile.  Lithograph.  London,  n.d. ; ‘‘Der  Kaiser  Napo- 

leon,” full  length,  and  3 others.  8vo  and  12mo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3897.  Napoleon,  from  a death  mask.  India  paper;  after  the  drawing  by 

Eiibidge ; and  3 others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  5 pieces. 

3898.  Napoleon,  on  rock  at  St.  Helena,  after  Delaroche;  full  length  in  uni- 

form. Vallot  sc.,  David  pinxt.,  and  4 others.  4to  and  8vo.  Together, 
6 pieces. 

3899.  Napoleon,  six  different  full  length,  on  rock  at  St.  Helena  (India 

paper)  ; at  ^lalmaison,  and  4 others.  One  colored  lithograph.  Svo 
and  12mo.  Together,  6 pieces. 


ALLEGORICAL  PORTRAITS. 

3900.  Napoleon^  bust  in  uniform,  face  composed  of  nude  figures,  eagle  as 

hat,  etc.  In  colors.  ^Yith  inscription  beneath,  ^‘jYapoleon  the  First, 
and  Last,  l)y  the  Wrath  of  Heaven  Emperor  of  the  Jacobins,  Pro- 
tector of  the  Confederation  of  Rogues,”  etc.  ^^This  Hieroglyphic 
portrait  of  the  Destroyer  is  faithfully  copied  from  a German  print, 
with  the  Parody  of  his  assumed  titles,”  etc.  Folio. 

London,  Acker mann 

3901.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length,  standing  on  clouds,  left  leg  raised, 

holding  trophies  in  left  liand,  swords  in  right,  which  Alexander  and 
Caesar  are  about  to  receive.  Beneath,  kneel  his  son  and  a number 
of  officers  bewailing  his  death.  Line.  Ger.  . . inv.  Barley  sc.  India 
paper.  Folio.  New  A'ork;  Theriot,  n.d. 

3902.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  in  uniform,  receiving  his  son  in  the  clouds, 

son  in  Austrian  regimentals,  eagle  near  by,  sword  and  crown  drop- 
ping to  earth.  “ La  Reunion.  Oh,  mon  fils,  devais-tu  sitot  m’etre 
rendu?”  Tasserl.  Delarnelle,  del.  Lithograph.  Folio. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3903.  Napoleon.  Another  copy,  same  design,  but  with  inscription  in  Eng- 

lish. Tasserl.  Tinted  lithograph.  Folio.  London,  1832 

3904.  Napoleon.  Another  copy,  similar  design.  Ils  sont  reunis,  &c.” 

Unsigned.  Paris,  n.d. 

3905.  Napoleon.  Another  copy,  similar  design,  with  additional  figures  of 

generals,  lierald  of  Peace,  &c.  Unsigned.  Mezzotint.  4to. 

3906.  Napoleon.  Another  copy,  similar  design,  with  long  description  in 

French,  with  figures  of  Poniatowski,  Prince  Eugene,  &:c.  Mezzotint. 
4to.  Paris,  n.d. 

3907.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  uniform,  recumbent  and  asleep 

upon  a pile  of  skulls  and  bones,  with  right  arm  outstretched  towards 
a cloud  in  which  the  Due  d’Eiighien  appears  in  full  armor,  “he 
Songe . . . il  est  un  Dieu  vengeur.”  Copperplate.  Unsigned.  Folio. 

3908.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length.  Consular  coat,  standing  between  fig- 

ures of  Victory  and  Peace,  Diogenes  emerging  from  a barrel  on 
right,  &c.  Diogene  eteignant  sa  lanterne.”  Godar  invenit.  Mo- 
rette  sculpsit.  Mezzotint.  Folio. 

3909.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  uniform,  standing  and  considering 

the  plan  of  a fortress,  with  the  Emperors  Trajan,  Titus,  and  Marcus 
Aurelius,  and  the  goddesses  Themis  and  Minerva.  “Napoleon  en 
meditation  sur  Part  de  la  Guerre.”  Godar  invent.  Morette  sculpsit. 
Mezzotint.  Folio.  Paris,  &c.,  n.d. 

3910.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length,  wearing  wreath  of  laurel,  carrying 

laurel  and  sword,  rising  from  the  tomb,  exclaiming:  “Je  desire  que 
mes  Cendres  reposent  sur  les  bords  de  la  Seine,  an  milieu  de  ce 
Peuple  Frangais  que  j’ai  taut  aime.”  Grave  par  Jazet,  peint  par 
Horacn  Vernet.  IMezzotint.  Folio.  Paris,  n.d. 


3911.  NAroLEOX,  allegorical,  tliree-quartei’  leiigtli  in  embroidered  uniform, 

standing  behind  a pedestal,  various  kings  and  ecclesiastics  surround- 
ing him  with  their  arms  outstretched,  their  hands  about  to  ])e  clas])ed 
in  universal  brotherhood.  Herald  of  Peace  in  the  clouds,  figures  of 
Arts  and  Sciences  returning,  and  the  forms  of  Anarchy  and  War  be- 
ing driven  from  the  scene.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  Margins  cut 
close.  Oblono;  folio.  (Vertical  crease  across  centre.) 

3912.  NAPOLEO^^  full  length  in  uniform,  in  clouds,  many  figures  surrounding 

him.  Stipple.  4to.  Bruxelles,  1825 

3913.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  uniform,  refusing  the  olive  branch 

tended  him  by  Peace,  and  rushing  after  Ambition  in  chariot  with 
horses.  On  left,  a scene  of  Peace  in  France ; on  right,  view  of  the 
Eussian  steppes,  corpses  strewn  thereon,  &c.  Inscription  under- 
neath. Maleuvre  del  et  sculp.  In  colors.  Oblong  dto. 

Paris,  n.d. 

3914.  Napoleon,  Der  allgemeine  Weltfriede,  geschlossen  in  Jahr  1814.” 

In  colors.  4to. 

3915.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length,  ermine  robes,  arising  from  throne  in 

the  clouds  and  welcoming  his  son  in  uniform,  victor  wreaths, 
trophies,  officers  and  soldiers  surrounding  him,  &c.  “ Napoleon 

revolt  son  fils  an  temple  de  la  gloire.”  Unsigned.  Mezzotint  in 
colors.  4to.  (8  lines  of  verse  beneath.)  Paris,  &c.,  n.d. 

3916.  Napoleon,  Lc  culte  catholique  rendu  au  Peuple  Frangais  par  le  ler. 

Consul  Bonaparte,”  etc.,  full  length,  accompanied  by  the  angels  of 
Victory  and  Faith.  In  colors.  4to. 

3917.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  before  a gambling-table  risking  his 

all  upon  Fate,  the  figure  of  Destiny,  blindfolded,  throwing  dice. 
Death,  the  croupier,  saying  have  won,”  and  raking  in  the  stakes. 
Line.  Unsigned.  4to.  1815 

3918.  Napoleon,  face,  with  several  others,  outlined  in  a bunch  of  violets  in 

pot.  ‘‘Ihithselhafte  Veilchen.”  Mash  drawing.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3919.  Napoleon,  the  same.  Mezzotint. 

3920.  Napoleon,  the  same.  Lithograph.  L.  Stettenheim  in  Hamburg. 

3921.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  miiform,  seated  among  the  clouds 

on  a group  of  flags,  palms,  &c.,  holding  on  one  knee  the  ‘Tode  Na- 
poleon,” with  figure  of  Time  about  to  crown  him.  “La  gloire  et  le 
Genie  du  grand  homme.”  Four  lines  of  verse  beneath.  IMezzotint. 
Unsigned.  4to.  Paris;  Dubreuil,  n.d. 

3922.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  great  cloak,  being 

conducted  by  the  goddess  Victory  to- Olympus,  where  Jupiter  and 
Mars  are  bidding  him  welcome  to  the  Pantheon  of  Immortality.  “La 
Gloire  le  conduit  a Plmmortalite.”  12  lines  of  verse  beneath'.  Tes- 
saert  del.  Poemhild  sc.  IMczzotint.  4to. 


3923.  Napoleon^,  allegorical,  in  uniform,  seated  on  rock  marked  St.  Helena, 

with  his  left  hand  on  map  of  France,  and  views  of  himself  in  Egypt, 
and  on  horseback  ascending  the  Alps.  Designed  by  J.  Sainsbury. 
Dra^^^l  by  Jaccpies.  6 lines  of  English  verse  beneath.  4to. 

3924.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  half  length,  in  armor  and  rohe,  long  hair, 

standing  in  a Quadriga  drawn  by  two  lions  on  which  are  seated 
two  winged-cupids,  generals  following  mounted  on  horses,  bulls,  &c., 
sea  and  ships  near  by,  the  city  of  Venice  (?)  in  distance.  With  long 
Latin  inscription.  Line.  Ignatius  Colombo,  inventor  et  Sculptor, 
Venice,  n.d.  Copperplate.  Oblong  4to. 

3925.  Napoleon,  plate  in  2 sections;  (left)  oval  bust  in  Directory  coat,  sur- 

mounted by  a radiated  star,  underneath,  an  eagle,  wings  outspread, 
lightning  flashes  in  talons  and  holding  in  beak  a laurel  branch,  with 
section  of  the  world  and  sentence,  “^Tax  in  ore  manu  que  fulmen 
(right)  15  lines,  commencing  “ Honneur  a Tarmee  d’ltalie;  Gloire  et 
Eeconnoissance  au  Heros,  &c.,”  vdth  victor-wreaths  top  and  bot- 
tom, fasces  on  sides.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3926.  Napoleon,  head  in  clouds.  Lithograph.  Proof  before  inscription.  4to. 

3927.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length  in  clouds  in  uniform  appearing  to 

Marie  Louise  who  reclines  on  couch,  the  young  king  of  Rome  asleep 
on  her  knee,  eagle  near  by  with  crown  in  beak  which  it  holds  aloft  over 
the  3routh,  &c.  ^“^Songe.”  Unsigned.  Line  and  stipple.  4to. 
(Portion  of  lower  margin  clipped.) 

3928.  Napoleon,  another  copy,  treated  in  a similar  manner,  with  variations 

in  figures,  &c.  Mezzotint.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3929.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  in  uniform,  with  hat  and  long  boots,  right  arm 

uplifted,  left  around  neck  of  eagle,  which  is  flying  above  the  moun- 
tains, sea,  &c.,  with  a lightning-bolt  in  talons.  Unsigned.  4to. 

3930.  Napoleon,  another  copy,  similar,  cut  down  to  square  8vo. 

3931.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  wreath  of  laurel,  in  clouds.  Litho- 

graph. 4to. 

3932.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  in  clouds,  with  right  hand  ex- 

tended over  an  eagle  presenting  crown  to  his  son  asleep  on  the  knee  of 
IMarie  Louise.  Line,  tinted  paper.  Proof  before  all  letters.  Ob- 
long 8vo. 

3933.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  bust.  In  colors,  8vo.  London,  1814 

The  hat  is  composed  of  eagle  captured  at  the  Battle  of  Vittoria,  his 
face  of  the  prisoners  living  and  slain,  his  epaulette  of  his  own  blood- 
staiufxl  hand,  his  star  a cobweb,  emblematic  of  the  flimsy  tenure  of  his 
reign. 

3934.  Napoleon,  full  length,  in  uniform,  sitting  on  deck  of  vessel  holding 

scales  in  right  hand,  which  are  evenly  balanced,  parts  of  shrouds, 
mainsail,  &c.,  near  hy.  '' Des  humains.  La  Balance  a la  main  il  pese 
les  Destins.”  Voltaire.  Line.  Unsigned.  8vo. 


3935.  Napoleon,  '‘Le  Songe,”  full  length  figure,  the  eagle  about  to  place  the 

crown  upon  the  head  of  his  son.  Line.  In  colors.  8vo. 

3936.  Napoleon,  ‘‘La  poire  etait  mure,”  probably  symbolical  of  Napoleon  s 

coup  d’etat  of  the  18th  Brumaire  (?).  In  colors.  8vo. 

3937.  Napoleon,  full  length,  in  richly  embroidered  coat  with  sash  and  sword, 

standing  on  top  of  a globe  lettered  “ 18.  Brumaire,”  with  allegorical 
figures  in  clouds,  of  Fame  presenting  a victor-palm,  and  of  1 lenty 
emptying  the  contents  of  her  horn  upon  the  globe  under  Napoleon  s 
feet.  “Rein  ne  manque  plus  a sa  Gloire.”  Line.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3938.  Napoleon,  “ L’unique  Pensee  de  la  France,”  head  of  Napoleon  with 

floral  borders.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

3939.  Napoleon,  “Der  Corsische  Gifftbaum,”  showing  a tree  that  has  been 

struck  by  lightning  and  limbs  broken ; among  its  branches  are  five 
outline  portraits  of  Napoleon.  Line  engraving.  Unsigned.  In  col- 
ors. 8vo. 

3940.  Napoleon,  bust  on  family  tree,  with  Imperial  eagle  above,  and  the 

names  of  members  of  his  family  in  colored  circles  on  branches.  Gene- 
alogy of  the  House  of  Bonaparte  in  German  script  on  2 pp.  follow- 
ing. C.  G.  Haendler.  In  colors.  4 pp.  12mo. 

3941.  Napoleon,  oval  bust,  arising  from  a cloud,  in  uniform,  with  hat.  “II 

fit  respecter  I’honneur  Franqais.”  Lith.  de  Lemercier.  12mo,  with 
wide  margins.  Paris ; Caillou,  n.d, 

3942.  Napoleon,  bust  in  uniform,  rising  from  the  mouth  of  a jar  marked 

“ Rappe  Bon  ” upon  a small  platform  labelled  “ Resi,”  against  which 
leans  a dog.  Underneath,  7 lines  in  Dutch.  Line.  12mo. 

3943.  Napoleon,  allegorical  view  containing  full  length  portrait  in  em- 

broidered coat,  without  hat,  left  hand  on  sword,  right,  behind  his  back, 
standing  before  sleeping  figure  of  a robed  female  [Maria  Louisa  ( ?)] 
in  sitting  posture;  above,  in  the  clouds,  winged  Angel  of  Peace  with 
torch  in  right  hand,  a portion  of  figure  of  a Fury,  medallions  of  Bas- 
tille, &c.,  a group  of  peasants  in  centre.  [In  pencil,  “^Memorial.  . . 
Vienna,  &c.”]  Challiou  del.  Bovinet  sculp.  Line.  16mo. 

3944.  Napoleon,  full  length,  in  uniform,  arms  folded,  standing  in  front  of 

an  urn  marked  “N,”  with  eagle  and  anchor  nearby,  robed  figure  in 
clouds.  In  circle  around  this  view  is  printed,  “22  Juillet  1832  [date 
of  the  young  King  of  Rome’s  death]  5 Mai  1821  [date  of  Napoleon’s 
death]  Mon  fils.  . .Toi  aussi.  . .et  a I’age  de  vingt-et-un  ans.  . .et  sans 
gloire...”  Unsigned.  In  colors.  16mo. 

3945.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  (1)  full  length,  in  embroidered  uniform,  stand- 

ing, sword  in  left  hand,  right,  upholding  a crucifix,  angels,  worship- 
pers, devils  descending  to  Hell,  &c.  “La  Religion  Triomphante. 
Bonaparte.  . .sest  rendu  a Notre  Dame,  pour  y entendre  la  Sainte 
Messe  celebree  par  le  Cardinal  Caprara.”  Line.  Unsigned.  Folio; 
(2)  another  copy,  similarly  treated,  but  with  different  assortment  of 
figures,  &c.  Dessine  et  grave  au  trait  par  Nodet.  IMezzotint.  Folio. 
(2  pieces. ) 


3946.  Napoleon^  allegorical,  (1)  a time-worn  arch  of  masonry  on  top  of  which 

rest  his  sword,  hat,  iIt.,  and  above  which  eagle  is  flying,  &c.  “ Ke- 

spect  et  honnenr.'’  4to;  (2)  “Chronological  Tree  of  the  principal 
events  and  achievements  of  Bonaparte.”  Folio.  Both  lithograplis. 
Unsigned.  (2  pieces.) 

3947.  ISlAPOLEOisr,  allegorical,  (1)  full  length,  in  uniform,  with  long  coat,  sur- 

mounting the  cloud-capped  summit  of  a colossal  column,  Avith  scenes 
of  his  battles,  &c.,  around  him.  Dessine  par  V.  Adam;  (2)  another 
copy,  similarly  treated,  but  Avith  angels  and  harps  on  left,  generals 
on  right.  “C’est  so  derniere  victoire.”  Unsigned.  Both  mezzotints. 
4to.  (2  pieces.) 

3948.  NAPOLEOAy  (1)  part  length,  in  cadet  uniform,  Avith  arms  extended,  run- 

ning after  a maiden  in  a garden.  “Dieu  de  misericorde,  Je  ne  Fai 
point  offense;  Uest  mon  epoux.”  Stipple.  Unsigned.  16mo;  (2) 
full  length,  uniform,  near  a balustrade,  standing  betAveen  tAvo  Avomen. 
“ Napoleon  und  die  Gattin  des  Kaufmanns  Taulon  de  Grandchamp.” 
S.  A"on  Seyfert.  Lith.  v.  Walde  [after  a stipple].  8vo.  (2  pieces.) 

3949.  NAPOLEOiSr,  three  different  representations,  tAvo  Avearing  croAvns,  one  in 

chariot.  Stipple,  etc.  One  proof  before  all  letters.  Folio  and  4to. 
Together,  3 pieces. 

3950.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length,  with  that  of  his  son;  full  length  on 

globe  inscribed  “18.  Brimiaire;”  full  length.  Emperor’s  robes.  All 
in  colors.  4to  and  8a^o.  Together,  3 pieces. 

3951.  Napoleon,  “Bouquet  Symbolique,”  medallion,  full  bust  of  Napo- 

leon II.  and  Marie  Louise,  inscription  of  6 lines,  “ Violettes  du  20 
Mars  1815  ” and  “ Napoleon  Violets,”  both  in  colors,  and  another. 
Together,  4 pieces. 

3952.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  on  stool  bloAving  bubbles  for  his  son,  AA^ho,  as  a 

miniature  replica  of  his  father,  stands  near,  a bubble  marked  “Eome” 
over  his  head.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  16mo;  “FarcAvell  to  thee, 
France,”  full  length,  seated.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  16mo;.  full 
length  in  uniform,  tents  near.  “ Oberbefeblshaber  der  armee  von 
Italien.”  In  colors,  and  another.  8vo.  (4  pieces). 

3953.  Napoleon,  a series  of  four  different  representations  including  Victory 

croAvning  bust,  etc.  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3954.  Napoleon,  in  a group  of  about  15,  heads  only,  with  designation  and 

description.  4to ; “La  Boussole  Politique,  depuis  1789.”  Line. 
12mo;  a cripple,  both  legs  cut  off,  before  the  Emperor.  [“Lost  at 
Austerlitz.”]  Lithograph.  4to;  Napoleon  and  Princess  Hatzfeld. 
Process  plate  after  design  of  Sandoz.  4to.  (4  pieces). 

3955.  Napoleon,  allegorical,  full  length.  Huet  direxit,  D’Haudricourt  in- 

venit;  and  3 others,  4to  and  8vo.  Together,  4 pieces. 

3956.  Napoleon,  “Bouquet  Cheri,”  containing  medallion  busts  of  Napoleon, 

Napoleon  II.  and  Marie  Louise;  and  3 others,  4to  and  12mo.  To- 
gether, 4 pieces. 


CAEICATUKES. 


3957.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  embroidered  long-coat  leaving  Egypt,  army  in 

background,  ship  in  olfing.  cKrc.  “ Buona])arte.  . .the  deserter  of  the 
army  of  Egypt.”  Unsigned,  but  ])robably  by  J.  Gillray.  Ijine. 
Folio.  (Upper  left  hand  corner  somewhat  damaged.)  London,  1800 

3958.  Napoleon,  another  copy,  in  colors.  J.  Gillray  invt.  Folio.  London,  n.d. 

3959.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  with  enormous  hat  and  plumes,  ad- 

dressing two  royal  ladies  of  l\'urtemberg.  “ A check  to  Gorsican  as- 
surance.” (Folios  of  Caricatures  lent  out  for  the  evening.)  In 
colors.  Folio.  London;  S.  W.  Fores,  1805 

3960.  Napoleon^s  head  on  a pike,  held  aloft  hy  a British  soldier.  “ Buona- 

parte 48  hours  after  landing.”  Line.  J.  Gillray  des.  and  feet. 
Folio.  London,  1803 

3961.  Napoleon's  threatened  invasion  of  England.  Caricature  full  length, 

standing  in  a yawl-boat,  with  others  around  him,  approaching  the 
shores  of  Great  Britain,  Avherc  Britannia  and  her  supporters  are 
shown  in  attitudes  of  abject  terror.  “^Physical  Aid;  or,  Britannia 
recovered  from  a Trance.”  [J.  Gillray  fc.]  Line.  Oblong  small 
folio.  London,  1803 

3962.  Napoleon,  midget  general  in  uniform,  with  King  George  the  Third, 

&c.  on  stage  of  a theatre,  musicians  in  orchestra.  Pacific  Over- 
tures, or  a Flight  from  St.  Clouds,  over  the  water  to  Charley,'  a 
new  dramatic  piece  now  rehearsing.”  J.  Gillray  fecit.  Oblong  small 
folio.  In  colors.  (Creased.)  London,  1806 

3963.  Napoleon's  Grand  Coronation  Procession  from  the  Church  of  Notre- 

Dame,  Dec.  2,  1804.  Includes  caricatures  of  Napoleon,  F'ouchC 
Berthier,  Pius  VII,  &c.  Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & feet.  31x9  1-2 
ins.  Folded  thrice.  London,  1805 

3964.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  sustained  in  mid-air  by  a 

balloon  labelled  Gloire,”  with  wings  from  his  shoulders  marked 
“Terreur”  and  Interet,”  and  dropping  proclamations,  &c.,  upon 
a group  of  people  below.  “ Le  Degen  Politique.”  In  colors.  Un- 
signed. Line.  Folio. 

3965.  Napoleon.  The  King  of  Brobdingnag  and  Gulliver.  Etched  by  J. 

Gillray.  Folio  (later  impression,  margins  slightly  damaged). 

Contains  portraits  of  Napoleon,  George  the  Tliird.  "^etc.  On  tlie  reverse 
of  the  plate  is  another  caricature,  “ A Morning  Ride.” 

3966.  Napoleon,  (1)  full  length,  strutting,  with  ifiumed  hat  and  sabre. 

“ Buonaparte  hearing  of  Nelson’s  A^ictorv,  swears  by  his  sword  to 
extirpate  the  English  from  off  the  Flarth.”  Line,  j!  Gillrav  inv.  & 
fct.  London,  1798;  (2)  “ ATeeting  of  the  Alonied  Interest,  &c.”  J. 
Gillray  inv.  & fct.  Oblong  4to.  London,  1798.  (2  pieees,  backed.) 


3967.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  holding  the  guy-rope  of  a swing  in 

which  are  5 uniformed  officers,  swinging  forward  and  upwards. 
Napoleon  is  saying,  “ Comme  je  les  fais  aller.”  La  Balangoire.  Line. 
In  colors.  Folio. 

3968.  Napoleon,  (1)  full  length  in  uniform,  absolving  the  Directoire.  “Exit 

Liberte  a la  Frangois ; or.  Closing  the  Farce  of  Egalite  at  St.  Cloud.” 
Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fct.  Oblong  4to;  (2)  “Allied  Powers, 
unbooting  Egalite.”  J.  Gillray  fct.  Line.  (Small  tear,  mended.) 
2 pieces,  backed.  London,  1799 

3969.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  tossed  up  as  a shuttlecock  by  the 

battledores  of  two  soldiers,  Lucifer  in  centre  appearing  from  Hades. 
“ Jaloux  de  leurs  plaisir,  epiant  chaque  geste.  Messieurs,  dit  Lucifer, 
apres  vous  s'il  en  reste.”  Line.  In  colors.  Small  folio. 

3970.  Napoleon,  face  and  immense  plumed  hat  showing  behind  walls  of  a 

fort,  John  Bull,  stripped  to  the  waist,  knee-deep  in  the  English 
Channel,  bidding  Napoleon  defiance.  “John  Bull  offering  Little 
Boney  fair-play.”  Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fct.  4to.  (One  corner 
slightly  repaired.)  London,  1803 

3971.  Napoleon,  with  crown,  in  a pot  labelled  “ A Stew  ”;  Turkey  on  a spit, 

being  basted  by  a British  general ; several  French  generals,  “ in 
pickle,”  &c.,  in  the  “ Grand  Kitchen  of  Europe.”  British  Cookery, 
or  Out  of  the  Frying  Pan  into  the  Fire.”  In  colors.  4to. 

[London,  1801] 

3972.  Napoleon,  as  a fox  held  aloft  by  the  hunter,  who  is  crying  “ Tally-ho.” 

“ Death  of  the  Corsican  Fox.”  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fct.  Oblong  4to. 

London,  1803 

3973.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  leaping  and  tearing  his  hair,  sur- 

rounded by  overturned  chairs,  worlds,  &c.  “ Maniac  Pavings ; or. 

Little  Boney  in  a strong  fit.”  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fct.  Oblong  4to. 

London,  1803 

3974.  Napoleon,  full  length,  partly  skeleton,  with  his  uniformed  arm  around 

his  sister  Louisa,  female  junto  back  of  him,  male  junto  of  Horse 
Guards  nearby.  Canning  hurling  a quill-spear,  &c.  “ He  cannot  go 

to  Spain;  or  Canning’s  death  blow.”  Line.  Unsigned.  In  colors. 
Oblong  4to.  London,  1808 

3975.  Napoleon,  as  a tiger,  being  driven  into  the  Phine  l)y  symbolical  fig- 

ures of  Pussia,  Prague,  &c.  “ The  Imperial  Tiger  Hunt.”  From  the 
Satirist,  Dec.  1,  1913.  In  colors.  Oblong  small  4to. 

3976.  Napoleon,  in  a fierce  attitude,  drawing  sword,  and  saying,  “Vat  do  I 

see  yonder  . . . ’tis  de  Poast  Beef  of  Londres,  &c.,”  meanwhile 

looking  across  the  Channel  to  Great  Britain,  who,  in  the  person  of  a 
gigantic  soldier,  stands  guard  over  the  before-mentioned  roast  beef. 
Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fc.  Oblong  4to.  London,  1803 

3977.  Napoleon,  “Napoleon  unter  den  Handen  der  Aerzte,”  full  length  figure, 

partly  nude,  in  hands  of  physicians,  bottles  of  medicine,  etc.,  nearby. 
Bei  L.  Schlemmer  in  Nurnberg.  In  colors.  4to. 


3978.  Napoleox,  “Buonaparte  landete  den  In  JMarz  1815,  zu  Canne  in  Irank- 

reich,  uni  die  Fackel  des  Kriegs  noch  einmal  iiber  den  Erdball  zu 
scliwingen,”  ete.,  full  length  in  uniform,  holding  flaming  torch  in 
right  hand.  Line  engraving.  LTnsigned.  4to. 

3979.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  seated  at  table  with  Louis  XVIII.  and  the  Due 

de  lleichstadt.  “The  Crown  Candidates,  or  a modest  request  politely 
refused.”  S.  T.  Taw,  invtr.  Line.  In  colors.  4to.  London,  1815 

3980.  Napoleon,  double  caricature,  (1),  full  length  in  uniform,  with  bakers^ 

shovel  placing  figures  of  Bavaria,  &c.,  in  oven  marked,  “ New  French 
Oven  for  Imperial  Gingerbread;”  (2)  “New  Litter  of  Hungry 
Grunters  sucking  John  Bull’s  old  sow  to  deatli.”  Line.  J.  Gillray 
inv.  & fee.  Oblong  4to.  (2  pieces,  backed.)  London,  1806 

3981.  Napoleon,  another  copy  of  “ The  New  French  Oven,  &c.”  J.  Gillray 

invt.  In  colors.  Small  4to. 

3982.  Napoleon,  in  uniform,  bending  over  the  corpses  of  2 French  soldiers, 

behind  him  a Riissian  with  battle-axe  raised  to  strike.  “Specimen 
of  Russian  chopping  blocks.  So  you’re  the  last  says  this  brave  honest 
man.  Now  Nap,  return  to  Russia  if  you  can.”  In  colors.  4to. 

Pub.  by  IMcCleary,  Nassau  St.  [N.  Y.] 

3983.  Napoleon,  full  length  caricature  with  spyglass  and  sabre  on  cliff 

marked  “France,”  looking  across  the  British  Channel  to  the  armed 
forces  of  Great  Britain,  the  devil  prodding  him  with  a fork.  “Bony 
at  a stand, — or  the  Corsican  Tyrant  staggered  at  the  pros])ect  of 
Great  Britain  in  arms.”  In  colors.  4to.  London;  Roberts,  n.d. 

3984.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  caricature,  holding  sword  in  one 

hand,  and  with  apple  lettered  Leipsig  in  enormous  mouth,  skull  and 
cross  bones  under  his  feet.  In  colors.  4to. 


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3985.  Napoleon,  (1)  and  George  III  carving  the  Plum  Pudding,  the  former 

cutting  away  a large  slice  marked  “^‘Europe.”  '^‘The  Plum  Pudding 
in  Danger.^’  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fee.  Line.  4to;  (2),  Scene  in  Par- 
liament ; Uncorking  Pitt.”  J.  Gillray  inv.  & feet.  Line.  Folio. 
(2  pieces,  backed.)  London,  1805 

3986.  Napoleon,  another  copy  of  the  “Plum  Pudding  in  Danger.”  In  colors. 

J.  Gillray  dest.  Small  4to.  [London,  n.d.] 

3987.  Napoleon,  (1)  caricatured  as  a Spanish  matador,  tossed  in  the  air  by 

a bull,  around  the  neck  of  which  is  a broken  collar,  marked  “Cor- 
sican Chain,”  “The  Spanish  Bull  Fight,  or  the  Corsican  Matador  in 
danger.”  European  potentates  viewing  the  scene.  J.  Gillray  des. 
& feet.  Oblong  4to;  (2)  “Spanish  Patriots  attacking  the 
French  Banditti.”  Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & feet.  (2  pieces  backed). 
Small  tear  mended.  London,  1808 

3988.  Napoleon,  inscription  in  German  commencing  “ Das  Kaiserlein  Na- 

poleon, und  seine  Eauberhorten,”  etc.  In  colors.  4to. 

3989.  Napoleon  (1),  full  length  in  uniform,  the  Eussian  bear  on  one  side  of 

him,  the  British  lion  on  the  other,  horrible  shapes  all  around.  “ The 
Valley  of  the  Shadow  of  Death.”  Line.  J.  Gillray  inv.  & ft. 
Oblong  4to ; (2)  “ L’Enfant  Trouve;  an  example  of  Eoinan  Charity, 
&c.”  J.  Gillray  inv.  & fct.  Line.  (2  pieces,  hacked). 

London,  1808 

3990.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  rear  view,  with  drum  in  front,  on 

his  way  to  the  ship  for  Elba,  accompanied  by  a grotesque  figure  in 
military  coat  playing  upon  a violin.  “ Lc  depart  du  petit  Caporal.” 
Line.  In  colors.  4to. 

3991.  Napoleon's  liat,  with  a spear  run  through  it,  held  by  a cossack  alighting 

from  a coach,  another  cossack.  Bull  and  his  wife,  &c.  “'  John  Bull 

and  the  Cossacks  in  London.”  From  the  Satirist,  1st  IMay,  1813.  In 
colors.  Oblong  .small  4to. 


3992.  Napoleon,  ‘‘  Naiwleoii’s  Aiikunft  in  der  Uiiterwelt,”  full  length  figure 

of  Napoleon  in  nnifonn,  in  Hades,  throne  of  skulls  and  bones,  in- 
scription in  German.  4to.  In  colors. 

3993.  Napoleon,  as  the  Corsican  Bloodhound,  beset  by  the  Bears  of  Kussia, 

with  tin-kettle  attached  to  his  tail  and  labelled  Moskow.”  Un- 
signed. [Gillray?]  Small  4to.  London,  1813 

3994.  Napoleon,  Grose  Earitat  ans  Frankreich,”  the  figure  of  Napoleon  in 

uniform,  on  a platform,  inscription  in  German  stating  that  this  is 
the  representation  of  a small  man  who  as  a great  military  hero 
wished  to  distort  the  Avorld.  In  colors.  4to. 

3995.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  in  bottle,  George  IIL  kneeling  on 

ground  in  thanksgiving,  the  Allied  generals  in  uniform  standing 
around.  “ The  Ex-Emperor  in  a Bottle.”  24  lines  of  verse  under- 
neath. Line  and  stipple.  4to.  London;  J.  Jenkins,  1815 

3996.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  royal  robes,  seated  in  chair,  stating  “ I must 

have  issue,”  at  his  right  is  Josephine,  also  full  length  in  royal  robes, 
seated  in  chair,  stating  For  the  benefit  of  the  Empire  I resign  my 
husband.”  Etching,  entitled  The  Imperial  Divorce”  from  the  Hi- 
hernia  Magazine,  Satira  del.,  Brocas  etch.  Plate  contains  several 
other  portraits.  4to. 

3997.  Napoleon,  another  copy  of  the  same  (creased). 

3998.  Napoleon,  caricature  in  colors,  inscription  in  Kiissian,  most  of  the 

figures  probably  portraits.  4to. 

3999.  Napoleon,  “ Erfiihrt  Hunde  bis  Bautzen,”  full  length  in  uniform, 

cocked  hat  underneath  sign  post,  one  arm  of  which  reads  weg  nach 
Bautzen  ” and  the  other  weg  nach  Dresden.”  Line  engraving.  In 
colors.  4to. 

4000.  Napoleon,  ‘^Hleneral  Frost  shaving  little  Boney.”  4to.  [Cu.  1815] 

4001.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  seated  on  drum,  chin  in  his  hands, 

and  facing  the  skeleton  figure  of  Death  seated  on  a cannon  in  a sim- 
ilar attitude,  both  fronting  the  armies  of  the  victorious  Allies, 
“ Death  and  Bonaparte.”  T.  Kowlandson  delt.  Aquatint.  4to 
(several  creases,  vertically  across). 

4002.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  representing  Le  courier  du  Ehin, 

perd  tout  en  revenant  de  la  foire  de  Leipsig.”  In  colors.  4to. 

4003.  Napoleon.  German  caricature  represeiiting  Napoleon  standing  on  the 

map  making  out  his  line  of  attack  for  the  Battle  of  La  Belle  Alliance 
June  18,  1815.  4to.  ’ 

Plate  contains  portraits  of  Xey,  Davonst,  etc. 

4004.  Napoleon,  riding  on  an  eagle,  saying  “veni,  vidi,  vici,”  Louis  XA^lII. 

on  an  ass  saying  ce  diable  d’homme  ne  m’a  ])as  sotdcment  donniw  le 
temps  de  me  rctoiirner.”  In  colors.  4to.  lifargins  cut  awav. 


4005.  Napoleon,  “ Helleiiisclie  Weisheit,”  Napoleon  as  a mouse  in  uniform 

with  cocked  hat,  seated  on  the  gravestones  of  great  military  com- 
manders addressing  other  mice  (his  marshals  and  generals),  and 
urging  them  to  save  the  honor  of  the  master  and  not  let  themselves 
be  caught  by  the  cats.  4to. 

4006.  Napoleon,  Se.  Kaiser  Majestiit  Napoleon  der  Grosse  auf  Hochstdero 

neiiersnndenem  Observatorio  in  der  Schlacht  von  la  Belle  Alliance  d. 
18  Jnny  1815,”  full  length  in  uniform.  4to. 

4007.  Napoleon,  Le  Deserteur,”  full  length  in  uniform,  view  of  Mont  St. 

Jean  on  battlefield  in  background,  Napoleon  saying  ‘^‘Braves  Fran- 
Qais,  combattez  pour  moi.”  In  colors.  4to. 

4008.  Napoleon,  “ Ein  grosser  General  iiiid  ein  kleiner  Kaiser,”  full  length 

portrait  of  a general  [Bliichor?],  balancing  a miniature  figure  of 
Napoleon  on  his  thumb.  4to. 

4009.  Napoleon^s  portrait  in  upper  left  hand  corner,  with  various  figures  of 

Great  Britain  underneath,  showing  the  way  the  news  of  Nelson’s  Vic- 
tory over  the  French  affected  them.  Line.  Unsigned.  4to. 
(Mended  at  one  fold.) 

4010.  Napoleon,  full  length  caricature,  standing  in  a field  of  St.  Helena, 

houses  in  background  ; a gigantic  figure,  hair  mussed  and  hands  in 
pockets.  Drawn  from  the  life  at  Longwood,  June  5,  1820.  Fleshy, 
ci-divant  Bony.”  Mritten  in  ink  on  lower  margin, — "‘By  Mr.  Hook, 
Acting  Pres.”  8vo. 

4011.  Napoleon,  as  harlequin  in  a satire  upon  the  ‘^Diversions  of  Purley  ” 

I John  Horne  Tooke].  Contains  numerous  figures,  including  Welling- 
ton, &c.,  several  under  the  tal)le,  wine  being  spilled  from  decanters, 
&c.  Published  for  the  Satirist,  April  1,  1808.  In  colors.  Oblong 

8 VO. 

4012.  Napoleon,  “ Diesen  Bock  babe  Ich  geschossen,”  full  length  in  uniform, 

cocked  hat,  cannon  in  background.  8vo. 

4013.  Napoleon,  “ Der  Kronen-Flicker,”  full  length  figure,  seated  at  table 

trying  to  repair  his  crown,  and  saying  to  two  kings  who  are  tender- 
ing their  crowns,  “ Ich  habe  mit  meiner  genug  zu  thun.”  In  colors. 
8vo. 

4014.  Napoleon,  in  the  Imi)erial  Shaving  Shop,  seated,  in  uniform,  on  stool, 

and  exclaiming, — “ Begar,  me  no  can  reach  to  shave  de  dam  mus- 
tache of  dat  vile  Eegent  for  dis  basin  of  water  between  us.”  From 
the  Satirist,  1st  of  February,  1813.  In  colors.  Oblong  8vo. 

4015.  Napoleon,  “ Buonaparte  auf  der  Eeise  nach  der  Insel  Elba  . . . 

1814,  full  length  in  uniform  saying  “ es  lebe  Kbnig  Ludwig  XVIII.” 
In  colors.  8vo. 

4016.  Napoleon,  “ Das  ist  mein  lieber  sohn,  an  dem  ich  Wohlgefallen  habe,” 

a large  monkey  holding  the  figure  of  Napoleon  in  his  arms.  In  colors. 
8vo. 


4017.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  with  inscription  II  Corriere  del 

Ileno  tutto  perde  nel  sno  ritorno  dalla  piera  di  Lipsia.”  in  colors. 
8vo. 

4018.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform,  an  angel’s  wing  extending  from  his 

hack,  reading  uncom])limentary  descriptions  of  himself  on  wall. 
Je  suis  sur  les  fipines,  &c.”  Line.  Unsigned.  8vo. 

4019.  Napoleon.  “ TTnverholfter  Besuch.”  full  length  figures  of  Napoleon  and 

his  son,  the  latter  wearing  crown;  unexpected  visit  causes  Napoleon 
to  state,  ‘‘  Be  quiet,  little  son,  or  1 shall  be  frightened,  too,”  etc.  In 
colors.  8vo. 

4020.  Napoleon,  rear  view  in  enormous  coat  and  hat.  Pencil  drawing.  Un- 

signed. 12mo. 

4021.  Napoleon,  Der  Rheinische  Courier  verliehrt  auf  der  Heinreise  von 

der  Leipziger  Messe  alles,”  full  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat.  In 
colors.  12mo. 

4022.  Napoleon,  full  length  on  top  of  a tree,  which  is  bent  over  by  his  weight 

as  he  leans  to  grasp  the  statue  of  Charlemagne;  beneath  him  hang 
fruit  marked  Murder  of  Kleber,  IMassacre  at  Jaffa,  Abolition  of  No- 
bility, &c.,  skulls,  figure  of  Death,  &c.,  on  ground.  “ Objects  re- 
flected in  Ireland’s  Mirror.”  Oblong  12mo.  London,  n.d. 

4023.  Napoleon,  full  length  in  uniform  as  “ Der  Rheinische  Courier,”  with 

the  sceptre  of  Carolus  Magnus  in  both  hands,  and  running  towards 
the  city  of  Maynz.  Line.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

4024.  Napoleon,  as  a uniformed  monkey  trying  on  hat.  Le  Singe  de  Na- 

poleon.” Colored  lithograph.  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

4025.  Napoleon,  full  length  as  a traveling  musician  carrying  kettle-drums 

and  horns,  &c.  Nun  kanns  angehn.”  [Geissler,  sc.]  Unsigned. 
In  colors.  12mo.  (Torn  and  mended.) 

4026.  Napoleon,  miniature  full  length  in  uniform  being  dropped  into  the 

jaws  of  the  Russian  bear  by  the  grotesque  figure  of  a Cossack.  ‘‘  Hoo- 
Haw — there  he  goes.  Grim  Joey  dashing  little  Boney  into  the  jaws  of 
a Russian  Bear.”  In  colors.  G.  Ck.  del.  Square  12mo. 

4027.  Napoleon^  bust  in  caricature;  face,  composed  of  the  dead  bodies  of  his 

Ambition ; hat,  of  the  eagle  of  the  Allies  who  crushed  him ; coat, 
of  a map  with  the  names  thereon  of  battles  lost,  rivers  crossed,  &c., 
with  its  collar  a stream  of  blood  ; epaulet,  of  the  hand  of  Justice 
snapping  the  strings  of  his  Greatness,  &c.  Unsigned.  In  colors.  5 
lines  of  description  in  French.  12mo. 

4028.  Napoleon.  The  same,  slightly  varied.  In  colors.  About  16  lines  of 

description  in  French.  12mo. 

4029.  Napoleon.  The  same,  slightly  varied.  In  colors.  8 lines  of  description 

in  French.  8vo. 


4030.  IN’apoleon.  The  same,  without  any  letters.  I61110. 

4031.  ISTAroLEOisr.  The  same,  but  plain.  10  lines  of  description  in  Italian. 

Berlin,  n.d.  12 mo. 

4032.  Kapoleok.  The  same.  In  colors.  8 lines  of  description  in  Italian. 

Berlin,  1814.  12mo. 

4033.  Napoleon.  The  same.  In  colors.  Title  in  German.  16mo.  (2 

copies.) 

4034.  Napoleon.  The  same,  wthout  letters,  in  pencil  and  water-color. 

16mo. 

4035.  Napoleon.  The  same,  pencil  and  water-color.  8vo.  (Creased.) 

4036.  Napoleon,  small  medallion  caricature  of  Bonaparte  astride  an  ass,  his 

face  to  its  tail,  and  “ conducted  to  Elba  by  his  proper  attendant  [the 
devil],  (S:c.’'  Unsigned.  IGmo. 

4037.  Napoleon,  small  full  length  in  uniform  astride  a rat  which  he  is  driving 

as  a horse.  Etching.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

4038.  Napoleon,  full  length  caricature,  vdth  Bliicher.  Eencontre  airs 

Cliamps  Elisees.”  Journal  du  Manneken.  Mezzotint.  8vo;  the 
same,  with  inscription  in  German.  Lithograph.  8vo.  (2  pieces.) 

4039.  Napoleon,  caricature  full  length  in  uniform,  pierced  by  the  fork  of 

Satan  and  being  roasted  in  the  flames  of  Hell.  8 verses  beneath. 
“The  Corsican  Pest;  or  Belzebub  going  to  Supper.”  J.  Gillray  des. 
and  fct.  Large  folio  (folded).  (Large  tear  at  bottom,  repaired.) 
London,  1803 ; On  back  of  above  are  2 caricatures  of  Napoleon,  “ The 
King  of  Brobdingnag  and  Gulliver”  (London,  1803),  and  “The 
Genius  of  France  nursing  her  darling.”  (London,  1804.)  Un- 
signed, but  proljaljly  by  Gillray.  Together,  3 pieces. 

4040.  Napoleon,  3 caricatures,  (1)  “The  Hand-Writing  Upon  the  Wall”; 

(2)  “Destruction  of  the  French  Gun-Boats”;  (3)  “The  Corsican 
Carcase-Butcher’s  Beckoning  Day”;  and  (4)  [“John  Bull  and  the 
Alarmist”].  Line,  Lithograph,  &c.  J.  Gillray  inv.  and  fct.  Oblong 
4to.  (1  margin  cut  into,  and  a portion  of  1 plate  mended.)  (4 
pieces,  backed.) 

4041.  Napoleon,  3 caricatures,  (1),  “The  Magnanimous  Minister  chastising 

Prussian  Perfidy”;  (2)  “Pacific  Overtures,  or,  a Flight  from  St. 
Cloud,  &c.”;  (3)  “ Comforts  of  a Bed  of  Boses,  &c.”;  aiid  (4)  “ John 
Bull  swamped  in  a flood  of  New  Taxes.”  J.  Gillray  inv.  and  fct. 
Line,  Lithograph,  &c.  Oblong  4to.  (4  pieces,  backed.)  (Margin 
torn  and  repaired  in  2 places.)  London,  1806 

4042.  Napoleon,  medallion  head  with  wreath,  in  a group  of  5 heads.  Line. 

16mo;  half  length,  with  4 others,  caricatures.  Line  1817.  Oblong 
4to;  “Last  Adieu  of  I.oiiis  Na])oleon  and  the  Emperor.”  Mezzotint 
after  ICattier.  8 vo. ; full  length  in  a group  of  soldiers,  &c.,  on  quay. 
Etched  after  Latella.  India  paper,  8vo.  (4  i)ieces.) 


SECOND  EUNEliAL  OE  NADOLEON. 

4043.  Napoleon.  Second  Eiiiiei-al.  The  Second  Enneral  of  Napoleon  Bona- 

parte, including  an  account  of  the  exliuination  of  his  remains  at  St. 
flelena.  Jliustrated  by  the  artists  tvlio  accuinijanied  the  expedition. 
8vo.  London,  1841,  iidaid  to  royal  4to  in  sheeL.  Accompanying  the 
preceding  are  2 bills  of  the  play  “ Napoleon  Buonaparte.^’  J.iondon, 
1830-31. 

4044.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Debarquenient  a Courbevoie.”  Dessine 

par  Eerogio  et  Oirard.  Lithograph.  Folio  (margin  stained). 

Baris  [1840] 

4045.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  Arrivee  du  char  a la  porte  des  In- 

valides.”  Dessine  par  Ferogio  et  Girard.  Lithograph.  Folio  (stained). 

Baris  [1840] 

404G.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Catafalco  del  ITmperatore  Na})oleone  a 
bordo  de  la  Belle  Boule”;  “ Imbargo  delle  spoglie  di  Napoleone”; 
“ Bicognizione  del  cadavere  di  Napoleone  ” ; “Catafalco  di  Napol- 
eone.”  Lithographs.  Double  folio.  4 pieces. 

4047.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Exhumation  de  Napoleon  a Ste. 

Helene.”  Lithograph  in  colors.  4to.  Baris,  n.d. 

4048.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Translation  des  restes  monels  de  Na- 

poleon”; unnamed  scene  depicting  the  coffin  borne  by  soldiers. 
Lith.  de  Jobard ; “Translation  des  restes  mortels  de  I’Empereur; 
Lithographs.  4to.  Together,  3 pieces. 

4049.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Chapelle  ardente  de  BEmpereur  Na- 

poleon ” ; “ The  Opening  of  the  coffin  at  St.  Helena,  Oct.  16,  1840  ”; 
“'  Arrivee  de  la  hotille,  sous  les  ordres  du  Brince  de  Joinville,  rainen- 
ant  les  restes  de  Napoleon”;  and  3 other  scenes  [one  from  the  Ver- 
sailles Gallery].  Lithographs,  etc.  4to.  Together,  5 pieces. 

4050.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Bassaggio  del  convoglio  funebre  di  Na- 

poleonic sul  ponte  della  Concordia”;  “ Cavallo  di  battaglia  di  Na- 
poleonie,”  and  another  similar.  Lithographs,  double  folio.  3 pieces. 

4051.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “’  Carrio  funebre  di  Napoleone  ”;  “ Sbargo 

delle  spoglie  di  Napoleone”;  “ Battello  catafalco  di  Napoleone,”  and 
another.  Lithographs.  Double  folio.  4 pieces. 

4052.  Napoleon.  Second  Funeral.  “ Dopo  Ventiginque  aimi”;  Arrive  del 

Corteo  funebre  e tlelle  spoglie  mortali  di  Na])oleone  agl’  Invalidi,” 
and  3 other  scenes,  1 French,  2 English,  illustrative  of  events  in  the 
Second  Funeral.  Double  folio,  and  folio.  Together,  5 pieces. 


4053.  Napoleon  II.,^  King  Op  Bojie;  only  son  of  Napoleon  1 and  l^larie 
Louise.  L.S.  1 p.  4to.  Schoubrunn,  July  29,  1829,  expressing  his 
pleasure  at  hearing  that  the  waters  of  xVix-la-Chapelle  ai-e  of  so  much 
benefit  to  his  mother. 

All  unusual  signature  consisting  of  the  brief  “Nap”  in  imitation  of  Ills 
illustrious  father,  who  signed  frequently  in  this  manner  after  the  year  IStHJ. 


4054.  jSTapoleon  II.,  Kixg  Of  Eome.  Original  manuscript,  4 pp.  4to,  of  an 

Historical  Composition,  in  the  autograph  of  Napoleon  II,  at  tlie  age 
of  sixteen,  with  corrections  made  by  one  of  his  tutors.  Unsigned. 
Portrait  and  a brief  printed  biography.  (3  pieces.) 

A note  on  one  of  the  sheets  states  that  they  were  taken  from  a copy- 
hook  used  at  school  by  the  Young  Napoleon,  and  that  on  one  of  the  pages 
was  written  the  date,  “30  Juln  1827.”  He  was  born  in  March,  ISll,  and 
died  in  July,  1S32. 

4055.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform.  Dessine 

a Vienne,  cPapres  nature.  Stipple.  8vo. 

4056.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  bust  in  uniform.  N.  Schia- 

voni  din.  ed.  inc.  Stipple.  Open  letters,  with  inscription.  8vo. 

4057.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  The  same,  proof  before  inscription 

(slightly  stained). 

4058.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  Napoleon-Frangois-Charles- 

Joseph,  Due  de  Eeichstadt,”  bust  in  oval.  Stipple.  Unsigned,  vo. 

Paris,  1811 

4059.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  “ Due  de  Eeichstadt,”  full 

bust,  within  floral  frame.  Stipple.  Unsigned.  12mo. 

4060.  Napoleon  II.,  Kiyro  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  full  bust  in  oval.  Gravirt 

von  A.  Folger.  Stipple.  8vo  (worn  and  margins  cut  away). 

4061.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portraits  (1)  bust  in  oval,  after  the 

miniature  by  Isabey.  Stipple.  8vo  (worn  impression)  ; (2)  bust  in 
oval,  grave  B.  Eoger,  dessine  . . . par  P.  P.  Prud’hon.  Stipple. 

8vo.  2 pieces. 

4062.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  “ Le  Eoi  de  Eome,”  bust, 

Lecomte  sc.  Marckl  del.  Two  states,  (1)  open  letters,  (2)  unfin- 
ished proof  before  all  letters.  8vo.  2 pieces. 

4063.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  '^Napoleon  Eoi  de  Eome,” 

miniature  full  length  in  uniform,  cocked  hat  under  right  arm, 
papers  in  left  hand.  Canu  fecit.  Stipple.  12mo.  Paris,  n.d. 

4064.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  Portrait,  bust  in  oval.  Engraved 

by  T.  Wright,  after  a miniature  by  Isabev.  Stipple.  8vo. 

London,  1820 

4065.  Napoleon  II.,  King  Of  Eome.  “ Frangois  Joseph  Charles,  Due  de 

Eeichstadt,”  portrait,  bust  in  oval.  Grave  par  Ch.  Weichelt,  dessine 
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